Indeed, while the economies of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone grew rapidly in the ten years prior to the Ebola outbreak – at average annual rates of 2.8%, 10%, and 8%, respectively – their populations have seen little improvement in their daily lives.
Na verdade, embora as economias da Guiné, Libéria, e Serra Leoa tenham crescido rapidamente nos dez anos anteriores ao surto de Ébola – a taxas médias anuais de 2,8%, 10%, e 8%, respectivamente – as suas populações viram poucas melhorias nas suas vidas quotidianas.