The more diversified a country is (number of products exported with a RCA>1) and the more exclusive the goods it exports, the more complex the productive structure is and the higher its growth prospects (Hidalgo and Hausmann, 2009). Export diversification, which evaluates the level of changes in the composition of a country’s export mix, is often used as a measure of economic diversification because several empirical studies have shown it to be a key explanatory variable of economic growth in a large panel of economies (Al-Marhubi, 2000, and Berthelemy and Soderling, 2001). The size of the public sector has further increased during the last three years, along with an increase in the amount of wages and subsidies (OECD, 2014).