RMI FY22 Economic Statistics (Preliminary)

This is the preliminary posting of the RMI FY22 Economic Statistics, prepared by the EconMAP team in collaboration with the Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office (EPPSO), Republic of the Marshall Islands. Datasets include Demographic Statistics, National Accounts, Employment, Payroll, Tourism, Money and Banking, Consumer Prices, External Sector and GFS.

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