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Puerto Rico Economists Association
Every story we’ve published that names Puerto Rico Economists Association, newest first.
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2
Nov 7 to 13
First named
Oct 8, 2026
6 stories since
Top topic
Business
4 of 6 stories, then Politics
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- Economist Says Puerto Rico’s Economy Needs 17 More Years to Return to 2006 Level
Puerto Rico’s economy has been shrinking since 2005, a recession now lasting 254 months, or 21 years, according to the report.
- Most Puerto Rico Economists Rate Oversight Board’s Decade of Work Unfavorably, Survey Finds
A decade after the PROMESA law and the creation of the Oversight Board, most economists are not satisfied with its performance, according to a survey by the Puerto Rico Economists Association.
- Association of Economists of Puerto Rico Names Joely Román Oquendo New President
The Association of Economists of Puerto Rico (AEPR) announced the composition of its new Board of Directors, which will lead the organization’s work, promote member participation, and strengthen the economics profession’s contribution to discussion of the country’s main challenges.
- Puerto Rico Economists to Present Survey on Oversight Board’s Performance 10 Years After PROMESA
Ten years after the enactment of the PROMESA law and the creation of the Financial Oversight and Management Board (JSF), the Puerto Rico Economists Association (AEPR) will present results of a survey measuring its members’ assessment of the federal body’s management and impact on the island.
- Economists Urge Completion of Minimum Wage Commission Appointments
In Puerto Rico, the Association of Economists of Puerto Rico (AEPR) has urged Governor Jenniffer González to complete the pending appointments to the Minimum Wage Evaluation Commission with urgency.
- What Is the Social and Solidarity Economy?
Ricardo Fuentes Ramírez discusses the concept of social and solidarity economy in Puerto Rico.