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A three-year project which began in 2007 to rebase Guyana’s National Accounts from 1988 to 2006 has been completed and compiled in a report entitled “Guyana System of National Accounts.”
The report which benefited from technical support by the Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Centre (CARTAC), was officially launched at the Pegasus Hotel today by Minister of Finance Dr. Ashni Singh during a seminar for users to understand the scope of the National Accounts.
read more about Guyana System of National Accounts Report
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