News

AC Opinion

1.7 million Peruvian families unable to access decent housing and the Government without a clear solution

23 of November of 2022

Peru suffers from a serious problem of access to quality formal housing and in recent [...]

AC Opinion

Pension system must be rebuilt to incorporate all workers | Part 1

20 of October of 2022

Todo país necesita tener un sistema de pensiones para proveer de ingresos a la población [...]

Round Table Peru of the 21st century

Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Food inflation, impacts and policies

10 of October of 2022

Third edition of the discussion table “Peru of the 21st century: Food inflation, impacts and [...]

Press

The impact may be greater than our estimate of 100,000 workers

6 of October of 2022

Camila Ghezzi, head of economic policies at APOYO Consultoría, explains the impact of regulations that [...]

Leave us your email and receive our news by mail.

Press

APOYO Consultoría in the Ranking Merco Companies 2020

15 of October of 2020

We are proud to have entered the top 100 of the ranking of the companies [...]

Press

Low expectations drive internationalization

27 of March of 2023

In a pessimistic context at the local level, Peruvian companies seek internationalization, according to APOYO [...]

hands,of,woman,counting,peruvian,soles,banknotes,at,room

AC Opinion

The current economic recovery is not enough to raise the minimum wage

25 of July of 2024

La semana pasada, el ministro de Trabajo, Daniel Maurate, anunció que el Gobierno está preparando [...]

AC Opinion

Petroperú: Comprehensive restructuring instead of more financial bailouts

31 of January of 2024

Recientemente, Petroperú solicitó por cuarta vez un rescate financiero al Estado, por cerca de US$3,000 [...]

AC Opinion

Delay of the Santa Rosa Bridge reflects problems in the design of engineering studies

25 of August of 2023

Luego de varios años de retraso, producto de problemas en la adquisición de terrenos [...]

AC Opinion

The new Minimum Pensions Law should not be interpreted as an early retirement law

17 of February of 2023

El Congreso de la República ha publicado la Ley que crea las pensiones mínimas en [...]

AC Opinion

Government measures against cost increases are not appropriate

13 of April of 2022

Although the general increase in costs is a global phenomenon, the Government's mismanagement exacerbates its [...]

panoramic,view,of,lima,main,square,and,cathedral,church.

Posts Press

The business strategy in response to three key demographic shifts

7 of October of 2024

Artículo en Gestión. En casi todos los procesos de planeamiento de las empresas surge la [...]

Arequipa can (and should) grow at least 7%

Government and Congress push tax benefits despite their ineffectiveness and high fiscal cost

“Asking for a pay increase shows that the president’s priorities are elsewhere.”

CEOs expect double-digit revenue and profit growth in 2025 despite more volatile environment

The areas in Lima with the greatest potential for opening a store or supermarket

More than 8 million students return to classes in an education system in crisis

“The biggest risk is that the illegal economy will displace the formal economy.”

Improving and expanding the supply of childcare services will allow more women to enter the labor market and generate their own income

1.7 million Peruvian families unable to access decent housing and the Government without a clear solution

Pension system must be rebuilt to incorporate all workers | Part 1

Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Food inflation, impacts and policies

The impact may be greater than our estimate of 100,000 workers

Subscribe

APOYO Consultoría in the Ranking Merco Companies 2020

Low expectations drive internationalization

The current economic recovery is not enough to raise the minimum wage

Petroperú: Comprehensive restructuring instead of more financial bailouts

Delay of the Santa Rosa Bridge reflects problems in the design of engineering studies

The new Minimum Pensions Law should not be interpreted as an early retirement law

Government measures against cost increases are not appropriate

The business strategy in response to three key demographic shifts

Subscribe