Economic Corridors to Promote Trade and Sustainable Development in Central America (English)

Transport connectivity is critical for economic recovery from the pandemic and the region’s overall economic growth over the long term, and yet transport costs and nontariff trade barriers in Central America remain high. Trade costs for the region’s countries exceed those in some of the most remote and landlocked African countries and represent a particularly high share of the non-value-added business expenditures in the most transport-dependent sectors...

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Stokenberga,Aiga;

Lancelot,Eric R.;

Aguilera,Ana Silvia;

Martinez Torres,Gonzalo;

Miro,Ignacio Lorenzo;
Document Date
2022/07/31
Document Type
Report
Report Number
175126
Volume No
1
Country
Central America,
Region
Latin America and Caribbean,
Disclosure Date
2022/08/16
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Economic Corridors to Promote Trade and Sustainable Development in Central America

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Stokenberga,Aiga; Lancelot,Eric R.; Aguilera,Ana Silvia; Martinez Torres,Gonzalo; Miro,Ignacio Lorenzo.

Economic Corridors to Promote Trade and Sustainable Development in Central America (English). Mobility and Transport Connectivity Series Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099424108162214623

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