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...I/9 / Exports of goods and SERVICES Table I/10 / Imports of goods and SERVICES Table I/11 / Gross industrial production Table I/12 / Gross agricultural production Table I/13 / Construction output Table I/14 / Employed persons - LFS Table I/15...
...power to maintain social SERVICES adds the ‘pull’ factor on the side of Europe. Economic impacts of immigration Economists have been analysing the impact of migration in detail over many years and their research has resulted in rather robust results...
...Landesmann; pp. 6-12) SERVICES and the manufacturing value chain (by Robert Stehrer; pp. 13-18) The effectiveness of public innovation support in the EU (by Johannes Pöschl; pp. 19‑24) Recommended reading (p. 25) Statistical Annex: Monthly and...
...exports of goods and SERVICES and by the tourist season. The current account deficit narrowed further in Q1 2025, driven by rising remittances (up 4%), while FDI inflows (again up 4%, mainly on account of the reinvestment of earnings) remain key to sustaining...
...by a pick-up in hiring in SERVICES and construction. The average gross wage increased by 6.7% annually in nominal terms, and by 3.9% in real terms, reinforcing the rebound in household purchasing power. Inflation continued to ease in early 2025, reflecting...
...in the largest sector – SERVICES – saved the economy from an even bigger decline. Final consumption increased by 3%; gross fixed investment recorded a large fall of 10.1%, partly on account of reduced EU transfers. Both exports and imports virtually...
...rising prices for food and SERVICES, as well as higher electricity grid charges. However, a gradual decline in inflation is to be expected in the coming years. In particular the big jump in defence spending will increase the public deficit to 3.2% of...
...rising prices for food and SERVICES. In the coming years, however, inflation will again decrease. Following a budget deficit of only 1.8% of GDP in 2024, we are likely to see an increase to 2.8% this year, particularly driven by the hike in defence spending...
...Despite these challenges, SERVICES exports, remittances and primary income have supported growth: remittances rose by 4% to EUR 403m during the first four months of 2025, sustaining household incomes. If the deadlock surrounding the formation of a government...
...while exports of goods and SERVICES grew more robustly. However, this was probably due to an increase (ahead of the new tariffs) in EU exports to the US (in which Serbia plays a part through its supply chains) and is unlikely to last. Inflation has started...
...in manufacturing and SERVICES continued to be positive in May. Moreover, the expected recovery in oil production on the back of the Tengiz oil field expansion is already under way: production increased by 8.8% year on year in the first four months of...
...treatment, translation SERVICES, distribution of donated goods, they play with the refugee children and support the refugees in orientation concerning their rights. The biggest and most efficient NGO is the ‘Migrant Solidarity Group in Hungary’ (Migszol)...
...between Industry and SERVICES in Terms of Productivity and Value Creation Paul Baker, Neil Foster-McGregor, Koenen Johannes, Sandra M. Leitner, Julia Schricker, Robert Stehrer, Thomas Strobel, Jurgen Vermeulen, Hans-Günther Vieweg and Anastasia...
...increase of demand in ‘SERVICES’. Italy is the country that is expected to have the most drastic decline in ‘SERVICES’. Thus the overall mapping of trends in job opportunities suggests that the expanding demand for high and low skills might be...
...hotels and other touristic SERVICES can provide is rather limited and may have already been largely exhausted by Greece anyway. Conclusions When Yugoslavia defaulted initially and its flirtation with debt restructuring and monetary policy manipulations...
...in terms of SERVICES exports; apart from tourism also business-related SERVICES exports prosper Mario Holzner, wiiw Deputy Director Austria faces only little risks of losing competitiveness...
...as well as tradable SERVICES. The study analyses the increasing role of SERVICES–industry linkages, the differentiation in specialisation and competitiveness patterns amongst groups of EU member countries pointing to the increasing concentration of...
...Overall exports of goods and SERVICES have reached only 20 percent of GDP before the crisis of 2008-2009 and have gone up to 30 percent by 2014, but the latter is due to the decline of GDP, as the value of exports has hardly increased. For a small economy,...
...in manufacturing and SERVICES. The Central European manufacturing hub (including large parts of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia) has expanded and new ventures targeted ICT SERVICES. Simultaneously, the...
...that the dichotomy between SERVICES and manufacturing sectors observed in gross exports during the great trade collapse is not apparent in value added trade data. Keywords: great trade collapse,...