This cost would represent 18.3% of the island’s GDP accumulated between 2021 and 2050. #NewsismyBusiness
The drop in real GDP reflected a rise in imports and drops in exports and private fixed investment (PFI), the BEA reported. #NewsismyBusiness
The agreement between the agency and the UPR’s Mayagüez campus will benefit government accounting, reporting and transparency. #NewsIsMyBusiness
The Puerto Rico Planning Board released macroeconomic data closing out the island’s Fiscal 2018, showing that the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at constant prices totaled $5.7 billion or -4.7%, compared to Fiscal 2017. At current prices it was $6.8 billion or 2.8 percent, for the same comparison, Planning Board President María C. Gordillo said. “These […]
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