Economía en Costa Rica
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Análisis Económico del País
In brief
The combined impact of slowing global growth and of aggressive monetary tightening by the Bank of Canada (BoC, the central bank) will weigh on Canada’s economy in 2023. However, global demand for and high prices of Canadian commodity exports like energy and wheat will continue to support exports. The Liberal Party, led by the prime minister, Justin Trudeau, has entered a confidence and supply agreement with the left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP), reducing the chances for political shifts before the next election, which is due in 2025. The agreement will allow the Liberals to enact major government priorities, such as reducing emissions, protecting indigenous rights and providing relief from high inflation.
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Tendencias económicas del País
Expenditure on GDP (% real change) in 2023 and 2024 in el País:
Private consumption:
2023=1.5
2024=1.3
Government consumption:
2023=2.0
2024=2.1
Gross fixed investment
2023=-0.5
2024=1.3
Exports of goods & services
2023=2.8
2024=3.2
Imports of goods & services
Origin of GDP (% real change) in 2023 and 2024
Agriculture
2023=-5.1, 2024=1.6
Industry
2023=2.9, 2024=1.5
Services
Historia Económica de Costa Rica
Reformas con Efectos Económicos en Costa Rica
Perspectivas a Largo Plazo de Costa Rica
Como referencia, véase datos y perspectivas del crecimiento económico (en %), de los años 2022, 2023, 2024 y 2025, del comercio internacional y del PNB de Latinoamérica, Estados Unidos, los países OCDE y el mundo.