ECUADOR PAYS HEAVY PRICE FOR STRIKES
Tema(s): En: Financial Times 20 jul. 1999, p. 5Resumen: Ecuador's recent round of strikes may be over but there remains a heavy price to pay. President Jamil Mahuad's climbdown over fuel price increases to end two weeks of stoppages may cost more than 140m a year in lost revenue. The president's prestige has been weakened, just as he has to pilot through austerity measures to satisfy the International Monetary Fund. Rising prices for exported crude oil may make up for some 50m of lost revenue, but that still leaves a gaping hole in the finances.| Tipo de ítem | Biblioteca actual | Signatura topográfica | Info Vol | Estado | Fecha de vencimiento | Código de barras | |
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Ecuador's recent round of strikes may be over but there remains a heavy price to pay. President Jamil Mahuad's climbdown over fuel price increases to end two weeks of stoppages may cost more than 140m a year in lost revenue. The president's prestige has been weakened, just as he has to pilot through austerity measures to satisfy the International Monetary Fund. Rising prices for exported crude oil may make up for some 50m of lost revenue, but that still leaves a gaping hole in the finances.
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