Fundació Impulsa, the joint business and government organisation for productivity and competitiveness, is pointing to a loss to the Balearic economy of 335 million euros since the state of alarm was declared and to negative growth in the first quarter. With the second quarter set to also show negative growth, the regional economy will be in recession.
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