The global financial crisis in 2008 and subsequent euro area sovereign debt crisis have had a substantial adverse impact on economic growth. In Norway their direct effect took the form of reduced demand for Norwegian exports. We use a growth accounting framework to determine the factors that drove growth ahead of and during the crisis and ascertain the growth potential in the coming years. We find that for the period 2013–2020, potential growth is approximately half of what it was before the crisis.publishedVersio
Peiwei Li Abstract: This paper is to investigate whether the Eurozone crisis brings similar effects ...
The financial crisis started in 2007–2008, initially in the US, but its consequences have been felt ...
The post-crisis period was defined by an acute imbalance in the socio-economic environment of the co...
The global financial crisis in 2008 and subsequent euro area sovereign debt crisis have had a substa...
This year should see a sharp downturn in the Euro Area's economic growth. After peaking at 2.6 per c...
The study analyzes the impacts of the financial and economic crisis on the potential growth in the E...
At 1.3 percent per year the Austrian economy will expand only half as rapidly in 2009-2013 as in 200...
The study analyses the impacts of the financial and economic crisis on potential growth in the Europ...
The global crisis that has started as a credit crisis in USA mortgage markets in mid 2007’s and expa...
Purpose: The aim of this paper is to show the conditions of the EU against the realities of the glob...
Inflation in 2008 was significantly higher than Norges Bank projected in autumn 2007. This was to a ...
Based on the European Commission’s (2009) projections for potential output, we calculate a permanent...
This study examines the causes of the rather dissimilar development of individual EU economies after...
A “lost decade ” refers to an extended period of low or negative growth triggered by an economic cri...
This article presents growth accounting results for 11 EU countries from Central and Eastern Europe ...
Peiwei Li Abstract: This paper is to investigate whether the Eurozone crisis brings similar effects ...
The financial crisis started in 2007–2008, initially in the US, but its consequences have been felt ...
The post-crisis period was defined by an acute imbalance in the socio-economic environment of the co...
The global financial crisis in 2008 and subsequent euro area sovereign debt crisis have had a substa...
This year should see a sharp downturn in the Euro Area's economic growth. After peaking at 2.6 per c...
The study analyzes the impacts of the financial and economic crisis on the potential growth in the E...
At 1.3 percent per year the Austrian economy will expand only half as rapidly in 2009-2013 as in 200...
The study analyses the impacts of the financial and economic crisis on potential growth in the Europ...
The global crisis that has started as a credit crisis in USA mortgage markets in mid 2007’s and expa...
Purpose: The aim of this paper is to show the conditions of the EU against the realities of the glob...
Inflation in 2008 was significantly higher than Norges Bank projected in autumn 2007. This was to a ...
Based on the European Commission’s (2009) projections for potential output, we calculate a permanent...
This study examines the causes of the rather dissimilar development of individual EU economies after...
A “lost decade ” refers to an extended period of low or negative growth triggered by an economic cri...
This article presents growth accounting results for 11 EU countries from Central and Eastern Europe ...
Peiwei Li Abstract: This paper is to investigate whether the Eurozone crisis brings similar effects ...
The financial crisis started in 2007–2008, initially in the US, but its consequences have been felt ...
The post-crisis period was defined by an acute imbalance in the socio-economic environment of the co...