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Should antitrust policy play a role in fighting inflation? Considerations from a Latin American perspective

3 of August of 2022

Vincent Poirier-Garneau, partner at APOYO Consultoría and leader of the Economic Consulting unit, and Andrés [...]

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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 [...]

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More taxes on mining will not solve the deficiency of public services

27 of July of 2022

Last month, President Pedro Castillo announced that he would create a mining surplus tax to [...]

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Fourth wave of COVID-19: what to do and what not to do

13 of July of 2022

The health minister announced on June 26 the start of the fourth wave of COVID [...]

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APOYO Consultoría in the Merco Responsibility and Corporate Governance ranking 2019

5 of March of 2020

We are proud to have entered the ranking of the leading consulting companies in social [...]

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70 / 5,000 Peruvians still take up to 15 years to access new medicines

10 of December of 2024

Artículo en Gestión. En medio de constantes reportes de falta de medicamentos en los centros de salud [...]

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Increasing the rental income tax would be counterproductive

19 of November of 2021

Given the high risk that a poor design of economic policy entails, we consider it [...]

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Measure to live better

18 of September of 2024

Artículo en Gestión. Siete de cada diez peruanos consideran que el país está retrocediendo (encuesta [...]

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Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Petro-Peru, a long-term task

28 of November of 2022

Fourth edition of "Peru of the 21st century: Petro-Peru, a long-term task", a panel discussion [...]

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Reversing the general feeling of regression and pessimism in the population requires a change of course in the Government’s policies

21 of December of 2023

Tres de cada cuatro peruanos consideran que el Perú está retrocediendo, de acuerdo con la [...]

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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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Women must work one more day to equal the salary of men

30 of November of 2022

Camila Ghezzi, head of economic policies at APOYO Consultoría, spoke with RPP Noticias about the [...]

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

Should antitrust policy play a role in fighting inflation? Considerations from a Latin American perspective

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

More taxes on mining will not solve the deficiency of public services

Fourth wave of COVID-19: what to do and what not to do

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APOYO Consultoría in the Merco Responsibility and Corporate Governance ranking 2019

70 / 5,000 Peruvians still take up to 15 years to access new medicines

Increasing the rental income tax would be counterproductive

Measure to live better

Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Petro-Peru, a long-term task

Reversing the general feeling of regression and pessimism in the population requires a change of course in the Government’s policies

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

Women must work one more day to equal the salary of men

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