OECD criticizes Costa Rican infrastructure

The OECD has warned that “underinvestment” in infrastructure is a critical element that inhibits Costa Rica’s ability to trade.

An analysis of the degree of market opening by OECD, showed positive and negative results, with the most noteworthy among the favorable being an annual increase of 9 percent in the volume of exports of goods between 1994 and 2013 and a reduction in tariffs and negotiation of free trade agreements.

Source: QCosta Rica