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Weiterhin divergierende Entwicklung in den Transformationsländern. Die Wirtschaft der Oststaaten 1996/97

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  • Leon Podkaminer
  • Hermine Vidovic
  • et al.

    (The Vienna Institute for Comparative Economic Studies)

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In Ost-Mitteleuropa hat sich das Wirtschaftswachstum verlangsamt. Nur in Polen und der Slowakei hielt die starke Investitionstätigkeit die Dynamik annähernd aufrecht. Rußland und die Ukraine erreichten große Fortschritte im Inflationsabbau, erlitten aber weitere Wachstumseinbußen. Das steigende Leistungsbilanzdefizit Polens, der Slowakei und Tschechiens gefährdete das Gleichgewicht 1996 noch nicht, da es durch Kapitalzuflüsse aus dem Ausland kompensiert wurde. 1997 und 1998 wird sich das Wachstum in jenen Ländern, deren Reformen schon weiter vorangekommen sind, mäßig, in den anderen kaum beschleunigen. In Rußland und der Ukraine wäre eine Stabilisierung möglich.

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  • Leon Podkaminer & Hermine Vidovic & et al., 1997. "Weiterhin divergierende Entwicklung in den Transformationsländern. Die Wirtschaft der Oststaaten 1996/97," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 70(5), pages 321-341, May.
    • Handle: RePEc:wfo:monber:y:1997:i:5:p:321-341
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