What lies ahead this year for Latin America? Well, it is easy to list a few of the main items on the region’s agenda: presidential elections in Colombia and Brazil, […]
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December 2001
Argentina’s growing difficulties are dwarfed by a slowing world economy.
Reliance on remittances
Forty-one Dominicans have been reported killed or missing in September’s terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. But the uncertainty goes on for millions more. In common with many small […]
Renewed reforms, Continued growth
For the Dominican Republic’s economy to keep humming, the government must continue upgrading its fiscal and tax regulations rather than become complacent because of past successes.
Support for high technology
Danilo Del Rosario As part of its efforts to attract more hi-tech business, the Mejía administration has continued to support a ‘cyberpark’ project outside Santo Domingo […]
Taking the first step
The Dominican Republic’s debut sovereign issue was well received and should pave the way for more public and private access to international capital markets.
The President speaks
President Hipólito Mejía has ambitious plans for the remainder of his term.
Touching down in new markets
Foreign direct investment and innovative financial structures are upgrading the tourism infrastructure.
A country under-mined
Efforts are underway to increase foreign investment in the mining sector.
Where are the aficionados now?
With the boom years of the nineties long gone, manufacturers in one of the Dominican Republic’s most distinctive industries – cigar production – must now confront a further period of […]
