Économie du Costa Rica en un coup d’œil
Perspectives économiques (novembre 2022)
Perspectives Économiques de l'OCDE
La croissance du PIB s’établira à 2.3 % en 2023 et à 3.7 % en 2024. L’inflation élevée et une politique monétaire restrictive freineront la consommation privée en 2023 et l’austérité budgétaire limitera les dépenses publiques. L’affaiblissement de la croissance mondiale entravera les exportations en 2023 mais celles-ci connaîtront un regain de vigueur en 2024.
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Reform Priorities (April 2021)
Going for Growth 2021 - Costa Rica
To attain a strong and inclusive recovery top policy priority should be on boosting formal jobs creation, with reforms ranging from removing obstacles to firm entry and competition, to improving the quality of education and training.
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Read full country note2021 Structural Reform Priorities
- Labour market: Reduce barriers to the formalisation of workers and firms
- Competition and regulation: Promote domestic firms’ participation in global-value chains
- Competition and regulation: Strengthen competition
- Public sector: Improve spending efficiency and the performance of the public sector
- Education and skills: Enhance the quality and efficiency of the education system
Étude économique du Costa Rica (juillet 2020)
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Further reading
- Remarks by Angel Gurría, Secretary-General, OECD
- A Successful Journey: Costa Rica’s Economic Reforms, 2015-2020, Blog post
- Overview | Synthèse
- Press release
- Read the survey online
- Previous surveys
- Latin America: Blog Posts