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Economy August 18, 2024 | 12:00 pm

Dominican Republic has not fared badly in labor productivity

The country is among four Latin American and Caribbean nations whose labor productivity has grown more than that of the United States of America. The Dominican Republic is doing better than most Latin American and Caribbean countries regarding labor productivity growth. Although labor productivity in the region has remained stagnant since 1980, according to ECLAC data, labor productivity in ... Read more

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