ANALYSIS OF 10-YEAR MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS OF THE DOMINICAN STATE

Abstract

This article systematically analyzes the dynamics of macroeconomic development in the Dominican Republic over recent decades. The study examines in detail the impact of key macroeconomic indicators on the economy: gross domestic product, inflation, investment flows, foreign trade balance, and economic growth rates by sector. Statistical methods, including regression models, time series analysis, and correlation analysis, reveal the relationships between economic indicators. The study demonstrates that the Dominican Republic has significant experience in maintaining economic stability, adapting to external factors, and increasing investment attractiveness