Economy

Economy February 15, 2017 | 9:09 am

IMF warns on the debt; economists, business leaders agree

Santo Domingo.- Economists and businessleaders agree with the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) warning on thesustainability of Dominican Republic's public debt and the need to adjust thetax base, as the same thing they’ve been demanding.

"What the IMF has done is remind thecountry, in a very soft way, of the set of reforms that it has pending," saidthe economist Pavel Isa.<... Read more

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