Income gaps with OECD countries remain large because of low labour productivity 2014
Value added of industry is relatively high, sustained by increases in construction and mining
Productivity per worker in the agricultural sector is relatively low
Productivity per worker in the service sector has increased but remains low
Public investment has increased above OECD average
Business regulation remains restrictive in some areas
Top combined statutory CIT rate is set to decrease but remains high
The quality of management is relatively low
A relatively high share of manufacturing firms are family owned and with a family CEO
Higher spending in education increases math scores, particularly for low income students
There is a deficit of technicians and technologists
Innovation in the manufacturing sector is relatively low
Share of investment in intellectual property products
Fixed broadband penetration is relatively low
The use of internet to interact with public authorities is low
Significant effort has been made to promote trade integration
Colombia's backward and forward participation in GVCs
Backward GVC participation: Ratio-relative contribution of policy and non-policy factors
The impact on GVC integration of other policies