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Finanzmarktturbulenzen beeinträchtigen internationale Wachstumsdynamik. Mittelfristige Prognose der Weltwirtschaft bis 2002

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Der Anstieg des Dollarkurses zwischen 1995 und 1997, der damit verbundene Rückgang der Welthandelspreise und die sprunghafte Erhöhung des Realzinses für internationale Schulden haben wesentlich zum Entstehen der Finanzkrisen in Ostasien, Rußland und Lateinamerika sowie zum Verfall der Erdölpreise beigetragen. Diese Entwicklungen werden das globale Wachstum im kommenden Jahr dämpfen, ein weiterer Rückgang von Zinssatz und Wechselkurs des Dollars und eine Erholung der Rohstoffpreise sollten jedoch eine Ausbreitung der Finanzkrisen verhindern. Insgesamt dürften die Weltproduktion zwischen 1997 und 2002 um 3,5% und der Welthandel um 6,5% pro Jahr expandieren. Während die USA und die EU ein Wirtschaftswachstum von 2,5% erreichen werden, dürfte es in Japan 1% kaum übersteigen.

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  • Stephan Schulmeister, 1998. "Finanzmarktturbulenzen beeinträchtigen internationale Wachstumsdynamik. Mittelfristige Prognose der Weltwirtschaft bis 2002," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 71(12), pages 831-843, December.
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