Latin America's tepid economic growth limits its ability to address pressing social issues. What must be done to elevate its growth rate, resilience to future shocks and response to climate change? Three required measures are increased competition, improved capacity for firms to profit from this competition and fortified financial markets.
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Latin American and Caribbean economies have recovered their pre-pandemic levels and the region recovered certain feeling of normality, although the overall economy must rebuild to avoid a new cycle of low growth, points out the latest from the World Bank under the heading of New approaches to closing the Fiscal Gap.