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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2016 · 7 MIN

Aula Central #9 - Sector Externo

from Harold Vásquez · host Harold Vásquez

En esta edición explicamos como se construyen las estadísticas del sector externo dominicano y como el Banco Central mide el intercambio comercial de nuestro país contra el resto del mundo.

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En esta edición explicamos como se construyen las estadísticas del sector externo dominicano y como el Banco Central mide el intercambio comercial de nuestro país contra el resto del mundo.

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En esta edición explicamos como se construyen las estadísticas del sector externo dominicano y como el Banco Central mide el intercambio comercial de nuestro país contra el resto del mundo.

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