Jamaica
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Total report count: 3
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Although generally stable and democratic, Jamaica is failing to control organised crime and corruption. Economic growth swiftly returned after the pandemic, but the country is over-reliant on the US. Consumer expenditure is growing, but ageing, lifestyle diseases, and poverty are prevalent. There is growth potential in both the mobile and broadband sectors; however, difficulties at the Caribbean’s largest mobile operator could cloud the outlook.
Ageing, urbanisation and migration continue to be major factors shaping the global population. The number of seniors around the world kept expanding in 2021 and is expected to grow further in the years to 2040. The number of small children is systematically falling globally due to decreasing fertility rates, later marriages and other factors influencing the change in lifestyles. Containment of the pandemic, gradual lift of the restrictions and political unrest encourage greater mobility and migr
While Latin America’s digital landscape is less well developed than other regions globally, most measures continue to improve, with Coronavirus (COVID-19) also having served to drive the digital landscape development in 2020. With locked-down consumers working and learning at home, as well as shopping and entertaining themselves a lot more in an online environment, they were increasingly turning to digital solutions during the pandemic.
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