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Gender equality implies that men and women exercise the same rights and have equal opportunities in health, education, employment, and, in general, in all areas of life. Gender inequalities often affect women and reflect a failure to uphold their human rights, which, in turn, hinders…

Global economy proved resilient during the period analyzed, although with some differences among major economies.

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In March, inflation decreased - although less than anticipated - and remains above the 3% target. Over the next two years, it is expected that inflation will continue to decline, converging gradually toward the target.

The importance of Low-Value Payment Systems (LVPS) in economies is undeniable. Safe and efficient LVPS promote financial inclusion, economy formalization, and reduce transactional costs for agents. In this article, we study the role of cash and electronic payments in the payment ecosystems of…

Colombia consistently exhibits one of the lowest levels of productivity in Latin America in relative terms compared to developed countries. Between 1951 and 2015, Colombia's total factor productivity is, on average, just a little more than half that of the United States. This immense gap in…

In Colombia, the National Development Banks (NDBs) are organized as a system of four (initially five) specialized institutions. This system was adopted during the market reforms of the early 1990s, which eliminated the development functions of the central bank, liberalized the financial sector…

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Global inflationary pressures remain high, although they continued to exhibit a downward trend in most countries, mainly due to lower supply pressures.

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