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Economy April 17, 2015 | 12:19 pm

High commodity prices and pro-growth reforms played equal role in LatAm economic boom

Washington. –Favorable external conditions including high commodity prices and a stable macroeconomic environment, as well as pro-growth reforms boosted GDP per capita in Latin America and the Caribbean by about 5 percentage points (in purchasing power parity terms) over the last decade.

With the decline in prices of many of Latin America’s major commodity exports, and slower growth ... Read more

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