vigorously since the summer. In Austria, real GDP grew at a seasonally adjusted quarter-on-quarter rate of 0.9 percent in the … low inflation. Unemployment continues to rise, albeit at a slower pace than of late. …

momentum of growth in 2010 and 2011 will be too weak to prevent unemployment from rising. According to national definitions …, unemployment in 2011 will reach 8.1 percent of the dependent labour force, the highest rate since 1953. The general government …

finances. Employment is set to decline in 2002, accompanied by a jump in unemployment. With automatic stabilisers operating …Real GDP in Austria expanded by no more than 1.1 percent in 2001, as a result of subdued domestic demand and a marked … prevent unemployment from rising sharply in winter, is nevertheless providing incentives to raise the economy's growth …

a recovery in output, a moderate cyclical upturn should come under way. Austria's GDP should then grow by 1.4 percent in …. The rate of unemployment will increase slightly to 7.1 percent of the dependent labour force. The general government …

extended period of slow growth, accompanied by a strong increase in labour supply, is leading to a further rise in unemployment …

utilisation and incoming orders markedly below the levels seen in summer 2008. Neither the course of economic activity of Austria … downturn is already clearly visible in important economic policy variables: Unemployment is rising markedly, inflation is …

. Employment will post sizeable gains as the recovery proceeds, whereas the decline in unemployment may be held back by the ample …

to full extent. In such a scenario, real GDP in Austria may grow by 1.3 percent in 2001 and 1.9 percent in 2002. The … cannot prevent unemployment from rising above the mark of 200,000. Inflation, however, is set to decelerate further. Due to …