1945

In 2005, GDP in El Salvador grew by 2.8%, resulting in the largest increase in per capita GDP (1%) for six years. The increase in agricultural production and the improved performance of the construction sector offset the lower growth of previous years. Nevertheless, this growth rate was lower than in the other Central American countries and below the average for Latin America. Increased public investment (24.9%) had a significant multiplying effect on consumption, and family remittance income was equivalent to 16.7% of GDP.

Countries: El Salvador
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