1945

The structural adjustment programme for the Ecuadorian economy begun in mid-1988 rapidly narrowed the fiscal deficit and managed to reduce inflation, even if the annual level still remained high. The slackening in domestic demand -a side effect of the adjustment process- has its counterpart in sluggish activity and in a consequent contraction in the per capita gross domestic product (GDP). The external current account, for its part, showed less of a deficit, and there was an increase in the international reserves, albeit based on an increase in official indebtedness, due in part to the arrears in interest payments to commercial banks.

Countries: Équateur
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