- Colombian economy,
- economic transition,
- green energy,
- GDP fluctuations,
- policy planning
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Abstract
General Background: Colombia's economy has undergone significant transformations, influenced by global and domestic factors. Specific Background: While historically reliant on agriculture and energy resources, recent shifts emphasize services, infrastructure, and trade diversification. Knowledge Gap: Despite sustained economic growth, challenges persist in employment generation, economic equity, and macroeconomic stability. Aims: This study analyzes Colombia’s economic transition, assessing policy changes, GDP fluctuations, and structural composition to identify key drivers of economic recovery. Results: Findings indicate that economic growth prospects are strongly linked to investments in green energy and tourism expansion. Inflation reached 9.7% in 2023, negatively affecting consumer spending, while rising public debt necessitates careful fiscal management. Novelty: This research provides a comprehensive evaluation of Colombia’s evolving economic model, highlighting the role of sustainable investments and technological modernization in fostering long-term stability. Implications: The study offers critical insights for policymakers in designing strategies to enhance economic resilience through green technology investments, service sector expansion, and global market adaptation.
Highlights:
- Economic Shift – From agriculture to services and trade diversification.
- Key Drivers – Green energy and tourism boost economic growth.
- Policy Focus – Manage inflation, public debt, and macroeconomic stability.
Keywords: Colombian economy, economic transition, green energy, GDP fluctuations, policy planning
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