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Datos e informalidad

27 of October of 2021

Ángel Guillén, director de Analytics de APOYO Consultoría, destaca el valor del uso de datos como fuente [...]

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El precio de la luz y el Poder Judicial

23 of October of 2021

Miguel Figallo, director de proyectos de la unidad de Consultoría Económica de APOYO Consultoría, analiza las [...]

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Interview with Andrés Caro in Gestión

12 of October of 2021

Andrés Caro, senior associate of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, comments on the [...]

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Is it a good time for the Peruvian company to seek internationalization?

7 of October of 2021

Clive Ramsey, manager of the Management Consulting unit at APOYO Consultoría, comments on some experiences [...]

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Fiscal deterioration has increased the risk of losing investment grade

26 of September of 2024

Luego de décadas de manejo fiscal responsable, el deterioro de las cuentas públicas en los [...]

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Deficiencies in the return to face-to-face classes put the recovery of learning at risk

16 of March of 2022

Peru is one of the last countries in the region and in the world to [...]

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Recovery based on external demand

12 of November of 2020

Donita Rodríguez, head of macroeconomic analysis at the Business Advisory Service (SAE) of APOYO Consultoria, [...]

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Family perceptions in Peru: Their individual finances are improving, but the country is still falling behind, why?

24 of February of 2025

Artículo en El Comercio. El año comenzó con una paradoja sobre cómo sienten las familias [...]

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Rare and orphan diseases: How many doctors can diagnose them in Peru?

22 of February of 2022

Miguel Figallo, project director of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, comments on the [...]

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1.3 million Peruvians go hungry due to lack of government action

14 of June of 2022

Successfully confronting the rise in food prices requires a radical change in the Government's policies, [...]

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Recovering the confidence of the private sector is essential for economic recovery

25 of August of 2022

Recently, the new Minister of Economy and Finance, Kurt Burneo, warned about a significant risk [...]

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New changes to labor regulations ignore the needs of the majority of workers and the agreements with the ILO

3 of August of 2022

On July 24, the Ministry of Labor and Employment Promotion (MTPE) modified the regulations of [...]

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

Datos e informalidad

El precio de la luz y el Poder Judicial

Interview with Andrés Caro in Gestión

Is it a good time for the Peruvian company to seek internationalization?

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Fiscal deterioration has increased the risk of losing investment grade

Deficiencies in the return to face-to-face classes put the recovery of learning at risk

Recovery based on external demand

Family perceptions in Peru: Their individual finances are improving, but the country is still falling behind, why?

Rare and orphan diseases: How many doctors can diagnose them in Peru?

1.3 million Peruvians go hungry due to lack of government action

Recovering the confidence of the private sector is essential for economic recovery

New changes to labor regulations ignore the needs of the majority of workers and the agreements with the ILO

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