Displaying items by tag: Gross Domestic Product
Improving labor productivity can boost economic growth in El Salvador
Higher labor productivity translates into more robust economic growth. Companies that are more productive can produce more goods and services with the same resources, which boosts the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).
World Bank indicates that El Salvador's growth outlook rose to 2.8%.
The World Bank in its latest report: Economic Outlook Latin America and the Caribbean october 2023 estimates that El Salvador's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth outlook rose to 2.8% in 2023.
Investments in Central American startups total US$83 million in 2022
Investments in Central American startups accumulated a total of US$83 million in 2022, equivalent to five times more than seen in the last five years, according to Guatemala-based Cuantico VC and Bloomberg magazine.
Low investment growth in the region, ECLAC highlights
The Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), José Manuel Salazar-Xirinachs, indicated in his most recent meeting that the annual growth rate of investment in the region is low.
Salvadoran economy could grow 1.3% in 2023 according to economist Mauricio Choussy
In a morning interview, economist and former president of the Banco Central de Reserva (BCR), Mauricio Choussy explained that El Salvador will grow this year, but it will slow down, reaching a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of 1.3%.
El Salvador's economy is slowing down according to UFG study
In the third Country Situation Report 2022, prepared by Universidad Francisco Gavidia (UFG), El Salvador's nominal Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth is decelerating due to several factors derived from inflation.
Is the world prepared for the coming wave of debt crisis?
According to an analysis conducted by the World Bank, between higher inflation, slower growth, tighter financial conditions, there is a fourth element, however, that could make the situation explosive and that is the high debt of emerging markets and developing economies.
Sensitivity analysis of an investment
The sensitivity analysis of an investment consists of taking into account the financial elements to determine the soundness of the investment. Through this analysis it is possible to know how the investment will respond in different economic scenarios and under different variables.
El Salvador loses US$215 million a year due to negative climate effects
The World Bank says that El Salvador's economy loses an average of US$215 million each year, almost 1% of its annual Gross Domestic Product (GDP). The first question is where these losses come from and, above all, how to remedy them.
El Salvador becomes a destination for spanish investment opportunities
The spanish investment opportunities, in El Salvador was the focus of the bilateral business meeting held last monday, february 28, in face-to-face and virtual format from CEOE with the salvadoran ministers of Economy, María Luisa Hayem and Finance, Alejandro Zelaya.