Economy of Cuba

Urban Farm DB summary

This Wikipedia article on the Cuban economy states Cuban GDP declined at least 35% between 1989 and 1993 due to the Soviet collapse and loss of Eastern Bloc trade. Liberalized agricultural markets, letting state and private farms sell above-quota production at free-market prices, were introduced in October 1994. Reforms from 2011 onward expanded usufruct leasing of fallow state land to residents, with more than 150,000 farmers registered by 2012 leasing land from the government to grow surplus produce.

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• 35 %↓ Decrease

  gdp change(gdp)

  EconomicsControl: 1989 vs 1993, at least 35%

  region

  Cuba

  year

  1989-1993

• 150,000 count

  registered farmers(usufruct land leasing)

  Social

  region

  Cuba

  year

  2012

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