Nicaragua; Selected Issues
The paper is an elaborated report on Nicaragua’s potential economic growth. The challenges and idiosyncratic shocks were immense but the policies of better education, labor contracts, and accomplishments in public investments paved the way for movement of the economy. The external competitiveness and exchange rate assessment also have an important hand. The achievements in the electricity sector and the improvement in reforming the pension system are the prominent aspects. On the whole, the Board considers this growth as a positive trial of development in the global panorama.
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2012-09-05
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Electric power | Fiscal consolidation | Global competitiveness | Pension reforms | Production growth | Real effective exchange rates | Selected issues | unemployment | total factor productivity | recession | gdp growth | growth rate | unemployment rate | rate of unemployment | equilibrium unemployment | equilibrium unemployment rate | growth accounting | natural rate of unemployment | gdp per capita | capital formation | labor market | labor force | economic growth | number of employees | nairu |
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