Dominican Republic Systematic Country Diagnostic
The Dominican Republic could sustain a strong economic performance in the medium-term, but there are many pending key challenges to become a high-income and more equitable society by 2030. Although growth rates for the DR are projected to be around 5 percent for 2018-2020, the country faces structural challenges to fostering a more dynamic private sector that can create better jobs and ensure social inclusion. This SCD identifies five key and interrelated challenges which the DR needs to overcome to achieve a more inclusive and sustainable growth.
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| Format: | Report biblioteca |
| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2018-06-30
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| Subjects: | ECONOMIC GROWTH, EXPORTS, COMPETITIVENESS, INCLUSIVE GROWTH, INEQUALITY, POVERTY, SHARED PROSPERITY, MIGRATION, SOCIAL POLICY, FISCAL TRENDS, FISCAL SUSTAINABILITY, RESILIENCE, CLIMATE SHOCKS, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY, SOCIAL ACCOUNTABILITY, PRIORITIES, |
| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/980401531255724239/Dominican-Republic-Systematic-Country-Diagnostic https://hdl.handle.net/10986/30055 |
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| Summary: | The Dominican Republic could sustain a strong economic performance in the medium-term, but there are many pending key challenges to become a high-income and more equitable society by 2030. Although growth rates for the DR are projected to be around 5 percent for 2018-2020, the country faces structural challenges to fostering a more dynamic private sector that can create better jobs and ensure social inclusion. This SCD identifies five key and interrelated challenges which the DR needs to overcome to achieve a more inclusive and sustainable growth. |
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