Article published by José Carlos Francisco Díaz in the April 2018 issue of La Gaveta Económica.
When I think as an economist in the long term and more specifically about the future of the Canary Islands, in terms of per capita income, employment, welfare, etc., we must immediately think about the future of the World or at least Europe, because ours will depend to a large extent on its future. A slow Europe with low growth and a lush, agile and dynamic Canary Islands is inconceivable.
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Let's think that in the Canary Islands, demographics only increase due to positive migratory balances, and women have joined the labour market, as they have gone from an activity rate of 28% (1978) to 56% (2017).
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