Sec.I. Economic Growth -- Sect.II.Development and Inequality -- Sec.III. Economic Competitiveness -- Sec.IV. Inflation and Prices -- Sec.V. Human Capital -- Sec.VI. National Budgeting -- Sec.VII. Industry and Trade -- Sec.VIII. Natural Resources -- Sec.IX. Regional Development -- Sec.X. Others

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