CADE 2022: What have we lost due to economic stagnation?

In the current climate, uncertainty In the country, the progress of public policy and improvement in the well-being of Peruvians is limited, said former economy minister David Tuesta.

During his speech at CADE 2022argued that economic stagnation meant heavy losses for the Peruvians.

“If we had not lost our compass, there would not be such poverty in Peru today, [actual]. There are over 3 million Peruvians who should not be poor and 2 million informal economy workers who should have been in the formal economy,” he said.

The ex-minister clarified that Peru loses 2 points every year GDP in investment and infrastructure.

“According to the IDB, (…) the loss of our resources is almost two points of gross domestic product, S/18,000 million,” he said.

Tuesta explained that US$4 billion per year has not been invested in the past decade, an amount that would have generated US$2 million. workplaces direct and indirect.

Other issues found with the Data for Action platform indicate that four out of 10 jobs in the country are not reporting their progress.

In addition, it was stated that one in four Projects It takes more than 100 days to complete the scheduled date and it is estimated that the additional cost of this work is SGD 87,000 million.