The Dominican Republic has historically prioritized economic development through metrics such as GDP growth, foreign investment, export performance, tax pressure, and large-scale public infrastructure projects. These institutional and economic strategies have served as the foundation for the nation's progress over several decades.
As the country reaches a new stage of development, the focus is shifting toward the perspective of the 'dominicano de a pie,' or the average citizen. This transition suggests a need to move beyond traditional macroeconomic indicators to better address the realities and needs of the general population.
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