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Economy March 7, 2019 | 8:04 am

Dominican economy grows and grows, but informality weighs

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican economy has been constantly growing in recent years, but is unable to create sufficient taxes and jobs, said the economist José Luis de Ramón in the panel "Economic Perspective of the Dominican Republic." "We have grown, but with much informality, that is, our inability to create formal jobs, our inability to generate taxes with this growth, that is, it gives us ... Read more

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