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A country report for Dominican Republic is presented from publisher PRS Group Inc. with topics including political structure, international relations and social conditions, as of May 2021.

A country report for Dominican Republic is presented from publisher PRS Group, Inc., with topics including economic conditions, political structure, and investment rate.

A country report for Dominican Republic is presented from publisher PRS Group Inc., with topics including economic condition, gross domestic product (GDP), and political structure.

A country report for Dominican Republic is presented from publisher The PRS Group Inc., with topics including economic forecasting, political structure, and corruption.

The article discusses several risk assessments of Dominican Republic including the stability of the government, the economy of the country, and its financial risks.

The report on the political risk services of Dominican Republic as of November 2015 is presented, with information on the country's political framework, geography, economics and government.

The article provides country risk forecasts for the Dominican Republic as of November 2014. It examines the political and economic challenges facing President Danilo Medina. Other topics discussed include the implications of the government's reluctance to shut down the Loma Miranda nickel mine, statistics on domestic and international economic indicators in 2009-2013, and the economic growth in the half of 2014 as a result of fiscal and monetary stimulus measures implemented in 2013.

The article presents commentaries on Dominican Republic, which are included in the "International Country Risk Guide Annual" and were originally published on April 1, 2014 and October 1, 2013, respectively. Topics discussed include the country's political, financial and economic risk assessments and one-year and five-year forecasts, its government stability, and internal conflict/investment profile. Also cited are its legislative strength/popular support and an overview of its economy.

The article offers a review of the country conditions of the Dominican Republic. It evaluates the country's openness to foreign investment, transparency of the regulatory system and free trade zones (FTZs) and discusses tariff and non-tariff barriers and the legal framework for expropriation and compensation, dispute settlement and right to ownership and establishment. The article also reviews the social conditions, government and political conditions, and foreign relations.

The article offers a country report for Dominican Republic. It indicates that expectations that Presidetn Danilo Medina will maintain the policy course set by his predecessor have been reinforced by the composition of the new Cabinet. It details the less favorable economic conditions and presents a five-year forecast of most likely regime scenario. The article also offers a background on social conditions, government and political conditions and foreign relations.

The article discusses the state of Dominican Republic's economy and politics as of November 28, 2011. The May 2012 elections will likely be a rematch between Danilo Medina Sánchez and Hipolito Mejí. To address the budget shortfall, the government secured approval of a tax reform bill. Economic activity was affected by fiscal tightening and attempts to control inflation.

The article offers information on the economic and political conditions in the Dominican Republic as of November 28, 2011. Information is provided on the May 2012 presidential election will be as a rematch between Danilo Medina Sánchez and Hipolito Mejí. However, it suggests that Medina will not gain benefits from a pre-election spending binge. Approval of a tax reform bill was made to address the budget shortfall. Factors that impede economic activity are cited.

The article offers information on the Dominican Republic. An overview of the most likely regimes and their probabilities, forecasts of risk to international business and key economic forecasts is presented. It features various political players to watch for in the country, including Dominican President Leonel Fernández. It talks about the country's climate for investment and trade, and includes the country's geography, social conditions and foreign relations.

The article offers information on the Dominican Republic. It talks about the country's climate for investment and trade. It also discusses the tariff and non-tariff barriers, legal framework and labor conditions. A background on the country's geography, recent history, social conditions, government and political conditions, and foreign relations is presented.

The article presents the political and economic forecasts for the Dominican Republic, as of August 2008. It states that Dominican President Leonel Fernández will be able to count on the support of the Congress, as he starts his second term in August. The government is projecting an overall deficit of no more than 2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP). It cites the influence of anti-inflation measures on public consumption.