Portugal; Selected Issues Paper
Portugal’s economy is in deep recession, and the crisis has opened up a large output gap, with severe consequences for employment and government revenue. While the focus is on the medium- and long-term, this analysis also offers insights on how deep the output gap is. It also highlights ways in which policies and reforms can promote growth over the longer haul and suggests that achieving a 2-percent growth rate over the long term—consistent with moderate convergence growth—is a realistic objective.
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2013-01-18
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Economic growth | Fiscal reforms | Government expenditures | Tax policy | Global competitiveness | Corporate sector | Selected issues | Portugal | labor productivity | unemployment | employment | labor market | structural unemployment | gdp growth | unemployment rate | labor force | real gdp | growth accounting | gdp per capita | total factor productivity | growth rates | employment protection | labor participation | growth rate | employment growth | unemployment benefits | recession | unemployment rates | unemployment benefit | labor participation rate | labor supply | employment effects | employment patterns | employment rates | full-time employment | employment rate | employment protection legislation | nairu | business cycles | growth model |
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