GKI expects a decline in growth from 2019
The GKI Economic Research Co. expects a 3.5 percent GDP growth for this year and a further decline in the long run.
The GKI’s forecast released Wednesday announced an upward revision of 3.5 percent from the previous 3.2 percent, which is explained by last year’s growth beyond expectations and government economic stimulus measures as a family protection action plan. (MTI)
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