The projection for GDP growth in 2005 and 2006 remains unchanged, but the risk of adverse developments has increased. The further cyclical profile in the euro area is uncertain, since the gains in exports and corporate earnings have so far not translated into the expected higher investment and consumption. The high oil prices constitute a further risk element. The Austrian economy should fare better than the euro area average, on account of the demand incentives resulting from the tax reform. GDP is projected to grow at a steady 2¼ percent annual rate in 2005 and 2006. This will not suffice to lower the rate of unemployment, given the massive increase in labour supply.WIFO Economic Outlook
GDP in Austria expanded by no more than 1.1 percent in volume in 2001. The weakness in overall deman...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
The short-term business outlook in the euro area is surrounded by considerable uncertainty. Recent g...
The cyclical recovery is projected to continue, although being held back by the high euro exchange r...
The Austrian economy is expected to grow by slightly over 1 percent this year, and by more than 2½ p...
Over the period 2001-2005, GDP in Austria is projected to grow at an annual average 2.4 percent in v...
Benefiting from the depreciation of the euro in the first half of the year, euro area exports should...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
In the course of 2004, cyclical stimulus from the USA will lead to a recovery also in Europe that sh...
For the coming years, WIFO envisages the recovery in Europe, and specifically in Austria, to be rath...
The cyclical upswing in Austria continues. Driven by the swift expansion of global activity, exports...
Growth of real GDP will amount to 1.7 percent this year, once more undershooting the long-term avera...
Economic growth in Austria is set to accelerate to 1.7 percent in real terms in 2004 and 2.4 percent...
Austria's economy is projected to grow by 2.4 percent in volume in 2006. The cyclical recovery will ...
GDP in Austria expanded by no more than 1.1 percent in volume in 2001. The weakness in overall deman...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
The short-term business outlook in the euro area is surrounded by considerable uncertainty. Recent g...
The cyclical recovery is projected to continue, although being held back by the high euro exchange r...
The Austrian economy is expected to grow by slightly over 1 percent this year, and by more than 2½ p...
Over the period 2001-2005, GDP in Austria is projected to grow at an annual average 2.4 percent in v...
Benefiting from the depreciation of the euro in the first half of the year, euro area exports should...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
In the course of 2004, cyclical stimulus from the USA will lead to a recovery also in Europe that sh...
For the coming years, WIFO envisages the recovery in Europe, and specifically in Austria, to be rath...
The cyclical upswing in Austria continues. Driven by the swift expansion of global activity, exports...
Growth of real GDP will amount to 1.7 percent this year, once more undershooting the long-term avera...
Economic growth in Austria is set to accelerate to 1.7 percent in real terms in 2004 and 2.4 percent...
Austria's economy is projected to grow by 2.4 percent in volume in 2006. The cyclical recovery will ...
GDP in Austria expanded by no more than 1.1 percent in volume in 2001. The weakness in overall deman...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...
The European Forecasting Network (EFN) is a research group of European institutions, founded in 2001...