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Rastreador de productividad
18 September 2025
The BBVA Foundation and Ivie have released a new update of their Productivity Tracker database, covering data through June 2025

FURTHER NEWS

12 September 2025
35 aniversario
Over the coming months, a series of workshops, seminars, and conferences will be held to commemorate the anniversary
11 September 2025
Absentismo laboral
Umivale Activa, Ivie, and CEV present a comprehensive analysis of temporary disability and workplace accident rates in Elche, with a special focus on the Valencian Community
1 September 2025
Valencia Monitor
Valencia Monitor highlights how, alongside the traditional strength of the tourism sector, the growing dynamism of non-tourism services in recent decades has driven export growth, based on data from the OECD and the Bank of Spain
30 July 2025
Essentials
The new brief report from the BBVA Foundation and Ivie analyzes changes in consumer behavior driven by COVID-19, highlighting the takeoff of e-commerce as the number of physical stores declines
25 July 2025
Valencia Monitor
According to the new Valencia Monitor article based on data from the Valencian Regional Government's Observatory of the Agri-Food Economy, the weaknesses of Valencian agri-food cooperatives are more pronounced among micro and small firms, while larger ones play a leading and driving role
23 July 2025
Observatorio GECE
The new agreement signed by CaixaBank and Ivie extends the Corporate Governance, Strategy and Competitiveness Observatory (GECE) for 12 more months
22 July 2025
New publication
According to a new book by BBVA Foundation and Ivie, the manufacturing sector generated 9.9% of employment in Spain and 11.8% of GVA in 2024, compared to 17.3% and 17.9% in 2000
15 July 2025
Entrevistas Ivie
Raquel Carrasco, Professor at the Complutense University of Madrid, challenges the negative effects of immigration on the Spanish economy, stating that they are not supported by actual facts but rather preconceptions arising from misinformation

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