Martín Rapetti, from Equilibra: “If you exclude agriculture, energy and mining, GDP is lower than in 2023”
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Economist Martín Rapetti of the firm Equilibra reported that the Argentine economy is currently experiencing significant stagnation when specific sectors are excluded from the Gross Domestic Product (PBI). According to his analysis, if the agricultural, energy, and mining sectors are removed from the calculation, the remaining 85% of the economy is performing below 2023 levels.
This data suggests that the broader economic activity has remained stagnant since early 2023. By isolating these primary industries, the figures highlight a disparity between the growth seen in export-oriented sectors and the performance of the rest of the national economy.
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