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Economy July 9, 2020 | 10:26 am

A deepening fiscal precipice awaits incoming administration

Santo Domingo.- President-elect Luis Abinader's government will come to power with a complicated global economic scenario in the face of uncertainty about the true scope of the pandemic, but also with internal short-circuits, some caused by COVID-19 and others that were being dragged over time. For this year, a fiscal deficit of 5.1% of the GDP is estimated, a percentage well above the level th... Read more

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