GDP Growth Rates for Advanced Economies and Selected Emerging Markets including the BRICSAccording to the World Bank after the expansion of 3.8 percent in 2010, the anticipated global growth rates from 2011 through 2013 will be slower. For 2011 the estimate is roughly 3.2 percent with a......
Financial inclusion is of key importance, particularly to EMs and frontier markets whose levels of financial development, as well as access to finance, are well below those of advanced economies. Financial inclusion promotes growth through an economic mechanism. Having an easy access to financial serv...
Inflation rate compared to previous year16.67%16.67%16.17%16.17%14.41%14.41%8.34%8.34%6.28%6.28%5.42%5.42%4.6%4.6%3.54%3.54%Middle East and Central AsiaAfrica Sub-SaharaLatin America / CaribbeanEmerging market and developing economiesEUEuro areaIndustrialized countriesASEAN-5 0%2.5%5%7.5%10%12.5%15...
OECD Economic Outlook No. 78 ‐ December 2005: Developments in Selected Non‐Member Economies: Russian FederationDespite extremely favourable shifts in the terms of trade, real GDP growth has slowed in 2005 and is set to decelerate gradually over the projection period. This is largely the result ...
South Africa and Angola, southern Africa’s major economies, are particularly vulnerable to debt crises. Southern Africa has grown slower than the rest of the continent since the global financial crisis, as both Angola and South Africa have racked up commercial debt to maintain extensive patronage ...
Nominal exchange rate stability has long been considered as a policy choice for many oil-exporting economies, including the GCC countries. The main motives... QI Al Yahyaei - 《University of Glasgow》 被引量: 2发表: 2011年 Trade and foreign direct investment: Impact on economic growth and emi...
In addition, higher labor income can stimulate economic growth and create job opportunities. According to the World Bank23, the categorization of world countries based on income levels is based on the three income categories, where low-income economies are those with a gross national income (GNI)...
3.ResponsivenessofEmploymenttoGrowth30 FIGURES 1.SelectedLaborMarketIndicators31 2.InformalityDistancetoFrontierEconomies32 3.DriversofInformality33 4.GenderInequality-SelectedIndicators34 5.UnemploymentandGrowthUnderDifferentScenarios36 AROADMAPFORRAISINGNON-OILREVENUES Non-oilrevenuesinIraqremainpersistentlylow...
Vincent and the Grenadines 0.7678 0.76775 0.7677 0.76765 0.7676 0.76755 0.7675 0.76745 6.0 Policy Implications For the economies of Central America and the Caribbean studied in our paper, the allocation of income across GDP, investment/GDP and consumption/GDP can be seen as economies moved across ...
Exchange market pressure, monetary policy, and economic growth: Argentina, 1993–2004 The Developing Economies, 45 (2007), pp. 253-282 CrossrefView in ScopusGoogle Scholar Hakkio and Pearce, 1985 C.S. Hakkio, D.K. Pearce The reaction of exchange rates to economic news Economic Inquiry, 23...