Costa Rica’s imports steadily grew from $1.9B in 1990 to $24B in 2023, reflecting its transition to a diversified economy. Key growth occurred between 2005 and 2008, as imports rose from $9.8B to $15.3B, driven by trade agreements and a booming technology sector.
The 2009 dip to $11.3B was a direct result of the global financial crisis, but recovery followed, supported by its strong export-oriented economy. Imports peaked at $24B in 2023, driven by rising demand for technology and industrial goods. Costa Rica’s import trends underscore its role in global supply chains.
The 2009 dip to $11.3B was a direct result of the global financial crisis, but recovery followed, supported by its strong export-oriented economy. Imports peaked at $24B in 2023, driven by rising demand for technology and industrial goods. Costa Rica’s import trends underscore its role in global supply chains.
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