Portugal's weak productivity is identified as the main barrier to the country's economic growth, according to a study coordinated by three prominent figures. The study concludes that low productivity constitutes the most significant obstacle to Portugal's economic development.
The study is coordinated by Pedro Passos Coelho, former prime minister, Sérgio Sousa Pinto, former Socialist MP, and Nuno Botelho, president of the Commercial Association of Porto. The three will work together to identify the main structural problems of the Portuguese economy.
The study aims to identify structural reforms that can address the barriers to the growth of the Portuguese economy. The conclusions and recommendations of the work are intended to enable the implementation of changes that can boost productivity and, consequently, the economic development of the country.
