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Macro Poverty Outlook for Ecuador: October 2022

Published on November 14, 2022
Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The windfall from oil revenues is reducing short-term pressures on fiscal accounts, but public sector efficiency is critical for fiscal sustainability. Despite this, the polarized political and social context continues to limit the room for policy maneuvers and may prevent Ecuador from achieving its growth potential. Growth-enhancing reforms would require consensus-building […]

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