Add to ORKGThe sharp fall in economic activity in 2009 gave way to a rebound in 2010. Global output, after receding by 0.6 percent, increased by about 5 percent. GDP in the USA rose by 2.9 percent, the first gain of more than 2 percent since 2006. Japan also enjoyed the strongest growth in many years (+3.9 percent), while the Chinese economy once again expanded by over 10 percent.Monetärer Bereich Preise Außenhandel Tourismus Einkommen Arbeitsmarkt Sachgütererzeugung Bauwirtschaft Verkehr Landwirtschaft Forstwirtschaft
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Austria's real GDP grew at a seasonally and working day adjusted quarterly rate of 0.1 percent in th...
In 2005, the Austrian economy grew by 1.9 percent in real terms, slightly slower than in 2004 (+2.4 ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
While the economy has indeed stabilised after its deep slump from mid-2008 to mid-2009, the recovery...
Following stagnation at the beginning of the year, the Austrian economy grew at a vigorous pace in t...
The recovery of the global economy continues, although the recovery process is uneven. Phases of str...
Underpinned by expansionary economic policy, global economic activity has stabilised, with world tra...
The Austrian economy grew at a seasonally and working day adjusted quarter-on-quarter rate of 0.4 pe...
The upturn in the export and manufacturing sectors is driving the economic recovery in Austria. In t...
The most severe economic crisis since World War II will lead to a fall in demand and output in Austr...
Economic growth in Austria is set to accelerate to 1.7 percent in real terms in 2004 and 2.4 percent...
The biggest contribution to the vigorous growth of the Austrian economy in 2006 was made by manufact...
Led by a dynamic export growth real GDP in Austria grew by 2 percent in 2010. Between 2011 until 201...
In the turmoil caused by the international financial crisis the global economy has, for the first ti...
The Austrian economy grew at a quarter-on-quarter rate of 1.2 percent in real terms in the second qu...
Austria's real GDP grew at a seasonally and working day adjusted quarterly rate of 0.1 percent in th...
In 2005, the Austrian economy grew by 1.9 percent in real terms, slightly slower than in 2004 (+2.4 ...
The economic recovery, which had started in Asia and then quickly spread to the U.S.A., recently los...
While the economy has indeed stabilised after its deep slump from mid-2008 to mid-2009, the recovery...
Following stagnation at the beginning of the year, the Austrian economy grew at a vigorous pace in t...
The recovery of the global economy continues, although the recovery process is uneven. Phases of str...
Underpinned by expansionary economic policy, global economic activity has stabilised, with world tra...
The Austrian economy grew at a seasonally and working day adjusted quarter-on-quarter rate of 0.4 pe...
The upturn in the export and manufacturing sectors is driving the economic recovery in Austria. In t...
The most severe economic crisis since World War II will lead to a fall in demand and output in Austr...
Economic growth in Austria is set to accelerate to 1.7 percent in real terms in 2004 and 2.4 percent...
The biggest contribution to the vigorous growth of the Austrian economy in 2006 was made by manufact...
Led by a dynamic export growth real GDP in Austria grew by 2 percent in 2010. Between 2011 until 201...
In the turmoil caused by the international financial crisis the global economy has, for the first ti...
The Austrian economy grew at a quarter-on-quarter rate of 1.2 percent in real terms in the second qu...
Austria's real GDP grew at a seasonally and working day adjusted quarterly rate of 0.1 percent in th...
In 2005, the Austrian economy grew by 1.9 percent in real terms, slightly slower than in 2004 (+2.4 ...