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Institutional quality in Europe at a glance
Diverging trends in challenging economic times.
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Diverging trends in challenging economic times.
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Political trends in upcoming elections.
Country Report
Poland embarked on a broad-based economic recovery, as growth rose from 1.6% in 2013 to 3.3% last year. Large amounts of CHF-denominated mortgages should not derail the recovery, while upcoming elections are unlikely to lead to major policy changes.
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This regional study on Europe focuses on the economic outlook and risks for the entire region, but also on the differences between countries within the area. The purpose of the study is to both benchmark European countries on economic developments and fundamentals and to create a comprehensive view on where Europe’s economies are heading.
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European countries face a number of internal destabilising political trends while externally they continue to face threats, particularly from Russia. Meanwhile, TTIP and the Juncker administration may add some geopolitical clout to the EU.
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Institutional quality in Europe is high from a global perspective, but varies across the continent and over time. As an important catalyst for economic growth, institutional slippage in some countries may undermine long-term economic potential.
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We expect growth in Europe to accelerate gradually, although the economy has far from fully recovered from the Global Financial Crisis. Substantial deterioration in the Greek situation and/or the geopolitical conflicts remain downside risks.
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The continuation of economic convergence across the continent.
Country Report
Almost a year after its coup, Thailand’s economic growth only recovers gradually amid lingering uncertainty about the future direction of the country. While the imposition of martial law prevents social unrest, the military works on a new constitution to prepare the country for elections in 2016.
Country Report
Bulgaria’s economic and political situation remains tense, as yet another government stepped down, the local financial system was shaken by organised bank runs, and bilateral relations with Russia soured markedly due to the halt of construction of the South Stream pipeline.
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Algeria’s social situation remains stable as President Bouteflika was elected for his fourth term in office. The government presented a new five-year plan that once more aims to diversify the economy away from the hydrocarbon sector.