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Serbia's New Growth Agenda : Investment for Growth
World Bank Group - 2020
grows more quickly, the focus should be on increasing investment-both private and public …
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Algeria Economic Update, Spring 2024 : Investing in Data for Diversified Growth
World Bank Group - 2024
. Non-extractive GDP growth reached 3.7 percent as investment growth accelerated, supported by a marked recovery in public … investment, and leading to a surge in imports. Private consumption remained dynamic, stimulated by growing public sector wages …. Continuing to strengthen data systems would support investment and public policymaking. In 2023 and 2024, digitalization efforts …
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Competitive Cities for Jobs and Growth : What, Who, and How
World Bank Group - 2015
A competitive city is a city that successfully facilitates its firms and industries to create jobs, raise productivity, and increase the incomes of citizens over time. Worldwide, improving the competitiveness of cities is a pathway to eliminating extreme poverty and to promoting shared...
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CEMAC : Deepening Regional Integration to Advance Growth and Prosperity
World Bank Group - 2018
the CEMAC zone remains shallow.The oil price shock of 2014-15 severely affected the six CEMAC economies and promoted re …
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Growth and Jobs in Slavonia, Baranja, and Srijem : Rapid Diagnostics
World Bank Group - 2019
Slavonia's economy is now amongst the poorest in the European Union (EU) and has been growing more slowly than comparable regions. Some Polish and Romanian counties were less advanced until 2013 but have now overtaken Slavonia. Achieving a turnaround is difficult: only 9 percent of lagging...
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Renewing with Growth
World Bank Group - 2021
Latin America and the Caribbean suffered the largest death toll from Covid?19 across developing regions and the sharpest decline in economic activity. With fewer school days and lower employment rates, with higher public debt and more firms under stress, the effects could be long?lasting. The...
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