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Latin American Economy & Business - September 2014 (ISSN 1741-7430)
Trinidad & Tobago: Change for the better? Watch for the hard numbers
Moves by the government of Trinidad & Tobago to reform the country’s public service, and other initiatives, should boost the economy’s productivity and growth over the medium-term. A return to effective operation of the Central Statistics Office (CSO) will be an important indicator that this is actually happening. There are also other clearly observable signs to watch for over the next two years.
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