1945

In 1997, the Dominican Republic achieved its highest growth rate of the decade (8.2%), and this helped to ease the problem of unemployment, which fell below 16%. Monetary expansion, fuelled by abundant foreign currency inflows, formed the backdrop for economic activity, which was boosted by private investment, total consumption and exports in a context of exchange-rate stability.

Related Subject(s): Economic and Social Development
Countries: Dominican Republic
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