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The most severe economic crisis since World War II will lead to a fall in demand and output in Austria by 3.4 percent … stabilising effect. As a consequence, GDP in Austria will head up again in the second half of the year, though growth will remain …
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emanates from government measures. Austria's economy grew by 0.4 percent in the fourth quarter, hence only little less than …
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The global economic crisis leaves deep traces in the EU countries. In Austria, too, GDP will suffer a marked decline by …
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growth, GDP in Austria is expected to grow by 1.9 percent, at the same pace as in the euro area. In 2005, while growth of …
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fall by 1.2 percent in volume in 2009. The Austria economy will not escape the downward trend, even if the strongly … expansionary stance of fiscal policy will dampen its momentum. Austria's GDP is therefore expected to recede by a relatively modest … 0.5 per cent. With a tentative recovery of the global economy forecast to take hold in 2010, growth in Austria should …
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. However, the ranking of countries according to such unweighted indicators makes little sense. While Austria fares relatively …
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The real economy is now feeling the full impact of the global financial crisis. The economic downturn, which started out with exports, is now spreading to all the other demand components. Real GDP barely grew quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter of 2008 (+0.1 percent). In year-on-year terms,...
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in Austria quite positively, whereas pessimism is mounting regarding future developments. A similar trend can be observed …
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As 2004 is a leap year and some holidays are situated at weekends, it possesses three working days more than 2003. An analysis based on a seasonal time series model estimates an increase in production by 0.1 percent for the whole year. The working-day effect is analysed for total GDP as well as...
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The slide on stock markets has shaken confidence of consumers and business world-wide. The business cycle recovery is thereby being delayed. The Austrian economy is projected to grow by barely 1 percent this year, and by over 2 percent in 2003. The slow pace of activity is causing a sharp rise...
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