Pourquoi les ménages caribéens restent sous pression après l'accalmie des prix du pétrole
Les ménages des Caraïbes paient plus cher le carburant et l’électricité, alors même que les marchés pétroliers se stabilisent, ce qui montre que les effets d’un choc d’offre perdurent au-delà de la perturbation qui l’a provoqué.
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