Quo Vadis Costa Rica?The productive private sector is signalling a lack of dialogue and clarity as well as conflicting messages from the authorities of the new Costa Rican government, which is also proposing laws that discourage investment.Tuesday, August 12, 2014
An increase of more than 4% in the salaries of public officials, lack of action over lowering the cost of energy, lifting barriers which generate legal uncertainty, and initiatives to increase the tax burden on the formal productive sectors are the issues concerning entrepreneurs in Costa Rica. ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Alarm Over Closure of Companies in Costa RicaJanuary 2015 The private sector has pointed to the fact that the government lacks clarity and a strategy for productivity and creating conditions for employment. Costa Rica: Step Backwards for Legal CertaintyDecember 2014 Despite widespread opposition from all productive sectors in the country, President Solis has lifted the ban on reforms to the law on labor procedures imposed by the previous administration. Costa Rica: More of the SameAugust 2014 The initiative for a National Strategy for Employment and Production created by the new Solís administration shows that there is still a belief that public officials know how to produce wealth. Costa Rica: Businessmen Ask For Concrete Actions From GovernmentAugust 2014 There are concerns related to lack of definition in key areas and the Solis administration's true implementation capacity is being questioned.
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