By Benigno López and Eric ParradoWASHINGTON, DC The barriers to economic progress in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) are as well-known as they are formidable. Inequality is high, tax evasion is rampant and education systems are inadequate. Poverty and extreme poverty are widespread, especially in the wake of the pandemic. And the public subsidies that could support the
Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean should prioritize bringing down debt to prudent levels to boost economic growth, allow for productive investment and reduce the risk of a debt crisis, according to a new flagship report by the Inter-Americ
IDB study provides recommendations for countries to reduce debt. A new flagship report by the Inter-American Development Bank recommends that Latin American and Caribbean countries decrease debt to prudent levels to increase economic growth, allow constructive investment, and reduce the possibility of a debt catastrophe (IDB).
WASHINGTON, (CMC) – The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has stated that the Governor of the Bank of Jamaica (BoJ), Richard Byles, will be among senior bank officials from Latin America and the C.