The Center for Latin American Monetary Studies (CEMLA) noted that the previous year a total of 100 million dollars of daily shipments were made for an average amount of $303. This occurred despite the fact that the level of employment of immigrant workers was reduced, although it was accompanied by an increase in average wages which led to an increase in the wage bill.
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CEMLA since 1952 is the Association of Central Banks of Latin America and the Caribbean.
Our main objectives are: To promote a better understanding of monetary and banking matters; help with improving the training of central bank staff; conduct research and systematize the results, and provide information to members about events of international and regional interest in the areas of monetary and financial policies.Activities
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