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...exports to Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE have gained a significant portion of Austria’s total exports. Moreover, in recent years Austrian GDP growth has slowed down and unemployment increased. In this context our main research question is whether...
... Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE: Recent Economic Developments and Forecast Table: Overview 2016-2017 and outlook 2018-2020 (p. 1) Figures: GDP growth in 2017-2020 and contribution of individual demand components in percentage points (p....
...for Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE). Venue Attention - online particpation only - please do not visit the institute for this event! We kindly ask you to register for the webinar. Description To join...
...for the Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPEan countries and their economic ties with Austria. Recent statistics point to continued robust GDP growth in most countries of CESEE. However, the economic peak seems to have already been passed in most...
...for Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE) with special focus on Austria’s economic relations with CESEE Venue wiiw, Rahlgasse 3, 1060 Vienna, lecture hall (entrance from the ground floor) Description ...
...of Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE). However, the growth peak seems to have already been passed. On the one hand, private consumer demand is weakening slightly; on the other hand, the economic slowdown in the eurozone is dampening the export...
...Bulgaria, Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE, CIS, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, EUROPEan Union, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, New EU Member States, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation, SEE, Serbia, Slovakia,...
...Bulgaria, Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE, CIS, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, EUROPEan Union, Hungary, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, New EU Member States, Poland, Romania, Russian Federation, SEE, Serbia, Slovakia,...
...in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE). The economy grew by 7.4% last year, and again expanded by over 7% in Q1, but this momentum will not be sustained. We think that a slowdown is coming in the second half of the year, and expect growth to be...
...(wiiw), one of the leading EUROPEan economic research institutes with a special focus on Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE, will celebrate its 45th anniversary. Today’s wiiw was founded as an independent institute under the name Wiener Institut für...
FDI in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE: declines due to disinvestment 07 June 2018 New FDI Report reveals a strong downward turn of FDI inflow into the region. Renationalisation and domestic...
...NewsFDI in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE: declines due to disinvestmentRelated PublicationsDeclines due to DisinvestmentRelated LinksSeries: wiiw FDI Reports 07 June 2018 10:00 am CEST Press conference:...
...(FDI) in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE) as reported in the balance of payments, following the directional principle and the international investment position. The data reveal that FDI in the region fell by as much as 25% in 2017 against the...
...in 23 Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPEan countries based on the latest update of its database. Reference to wiiw databases: wiiw Annual Database, wiiw FDI Database Countries covered:...
...in 23 Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPEan countries based on the latest update of its database. Reference to wiiw databases: wiiw Annual Database, wiiw FDI Database Countries covered:...
...region of Central East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE) as the gateway to Western EUROPEan markets. This was manifested by the investment in the Port of Piraeus (Greece) and the diplomatic initiative ‘16+1’, comprising eleven EU Member States and five...
...in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE). FocusEconomics announced 11 awards for wiiw across five countries in the region. The awards were as follows: FocusEconomics collects forecasts for 30 economic indicators in 127 countries from...
...in Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (CESEE). However, annual rollover needs are around 20% of GDP, leaving the economy exposed to liquidity risks. Short-term external debt in US dollar terms rose by 14.3% (US$ 15.3bn) year on year in Q1. ...
...M. Leitner; pp. 13‑16) EUROPEan Innovation Partnerships: How efficient have they been in promoting innovation in the EU? (by Rumen Dobrinsky; pp. 17-22) Statistical Annex: Monthly and quarterly statistics for Central, East and SOUTHEAST EUROPE (pp. 23‑44)...
...wages back on the agenda in EUROPE (by Georg Fischer; pp. 6-10) Unemployment rate and GDP wage share in the EU-CEE: a dynamic analysis (by Leon Podkaminer; pp. 11-16) Income inequality and individuals’ and households’ behaviour (by Stefan Jestl;...