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  1. Costa Rica’s social and economic progress has been remarkable. Over the last 30 years, growth has been steady and GDP per capita has tripled. A strong commitment towards trade openness has been key to attract foreign direct investment and move Costa Rica up in the global value chain.

  2. Costa Rica’s social and economic progress has been remarkable. Over the last 30 years, growth has been steady and GDP per capita has tripled. A strong commitment towards trade openness has been key to attract foreign direct investment and move Costa Rica up in the global value chain.

  3. Costa Rica’s social and economic progress has been remarkable. Over the last 30 years, growth has been steady and GDP per capita has tripled. A strong commitment towards trade openness has been key to attract foreign direct investment and move Costa Rica up in the global value chain.

  4. Jul 15, 2020 · Costa Rica’s journey towards OECD membership has already involved many important reforms, which have the potential to boost long-term economic growth and inclusiveness, and improve fiscal sustainability. But, achieving the OECD membership is not the end of the journey.

  5. Costa Rica's economy shrank by 4.1% in 2020, largely as a consequence of the measures taken to deal with the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic and the weakening of external demand. The labour

  6. Costa Rica experienced a surge of infection cases in the second half of 2020, which delayed the easing of confinement measures. After a deep recession this year, GDP is projected to recover gradually in 2021 (by 2%) and gain momentum in 2022 (by 3.8%).

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  8. In 2021, Costa Rica’s gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 7.8% in real terms, after the 4.1% contraction recorded in 2020 during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. That growth rate was

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