These four economic sectors show the sharpest slowdown, study finds
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- A Cinpe-UNA analysis identified four Costa Rican economic sectors with the greatest slowdown.
- The study examines production and employment trends in those sectors from 2022 through 2026.
Four branches of Costa Rica’s economy are showing the sharpest slowdown, according to an analysis by the National University’s International Center for Economic Policy, known as Cinpe-UNA.
The study examines the evolution of production and employment in the sectors over the 2022-2026 period.
Manufacturing is among the four activities identified as experiencing the greatest slowdown. The study’s findings focus on how both output and jobs have evolved across the affected branches.
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