1945

In 1988 the Peruvian economy performed very unfavourably, despite the fact that the terms of trade improved substantially for the second consecutive year. The gross domestic product fell by 9% —the second largest decline in several decades— and in December the annualized rate of inflation exceeded the unprecedented figure of 1 700%. All of this took place in a context of growing political violence and uncertainty respecting institutional continuity.

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