Tecnologías digitales para la inclusión y el crecimiento © 2023 Grupo Banco Mundial - Digital Connectivity for Inclusion and Growth - Economic Review | Latin America and the Caribbean October 2023 - © 2023 The World Bank Group

Tecnologías digitales para la inclusión y el crecimiento A pesar de la sólida gestión macroeconómica de la región, las perspectivas de crecimiento en América Latina y el Caribe permanecen en un nivel bajo. Estas no solo son un reflejo de las condiciones mundiales o una consecuencia de la pandemia, sino que también reflejan temas estructurales. El crecimiento regional sigue obstaculizado por el bajo nivel de acumulación de capital y de crecimiento de la productividad.v https://www.bancomundial.org/es/region/lac/publication/perspectivas-economicas-america-latina-caribe?cid=ECR_E_NewsletterWeekly_ES_EXT&deliveryName=DM197189 © 2023 Grupo Banco Mundial Digital Connectivity for Inclusion and Growth Economic Review | Latin America and the Caribbean October 2023 Latin America and the Caribbean achieved significant progress in macroeconomic resilience over the past three decades, providing greater resilience against shocks such as rising inflationary pressures, global uncertainty, increased debt, and low commodity prices, along with the convergence of poverty and employment levels to pre-pandemic levels. The report estimates that the regional Gross Domestic Product (GDP) will grow by 2percent in 2023, slightly above the previously projected 1.4 percent, but still below that of all other regions in the world. Growth rates of 2.3 percent and 2.6 percent are expected for 2024 and 2025, respectively. These rates, similar to those of the 2010s, are not sufficient to achieve the much-needed advances in inclusion and poverty reduction. Countries must find ways to promote inclusion and growth, improve governance, and generate social consensus. Digital solutions can be part of the answer. Expanding digital connectivity, combined with complementary policies, offers the possibility of creating more dynamic and inclusive societies. © 2023 The World Bank Group