Reclaiming the Lost Century of Growth

Building Learning Economies in Latin America and the Caribbean
Latin America has experienced a century of stagnation, missing vital growth by failing to harness transformative industrial technologies. Revitalizing the region depends on building dynamic learning economies that spark a thirst for knowledge, nurture fresh ideas, and drive relentless experimentation towards sustainable progress.
Latin America has lost a century of growth due to its inability to learn: to identify, adapt, and implement new technologies emerging from the Second Industrial Revolution. Building learning economies will require increasing the demand for knowledge, facilitating new ideas, and supporting the ongoing process of experimentation.