1945

The Honduran economy continued to suffer from pronounced financial imbalances in 1983. The situation with respect to external liquidity worsened; the deficit in public finances persisted; and real wages declined once again. In the midst of a great deal of tension, some of which was not economic in nature, activity as measured by the gross domestic product at market prices slowed for the second year running. After decreasing slightly less than 2% in 1982, it declined by less than 1% in 1983.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
Countries: Honduras
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