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Economy & Business - July 2011 (ISSN 1741-7430)
PANAMA: Consumer confidence droops
Two years into President Ricardo Martinelli’s term, there are signs that consumer confidence is beginning to wilt. An opinion poll by Unimer for La Prensa, a Panama City newspaper, published on 11 July, found that 43% of 1,204 respondents thought that the economy was in a worse state in June 2011 than a year previously.
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