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1. Explaining the Informal Economy: an Exploratory Evaluation of Competing Perspectives.

Author

Williams, Colin C.

Subjects
INFORMAL sector, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, INDUSTRIAL relations, NEOLIBERALISM, EMPLOYMENT policy, ECONOMIC history
Abstract

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Published
2015
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2. IMPACT OF POPULATION AGING ON THE DYNAMICS OF STOCK MARKETS. THE CASE OF FIVE CEE COUNTRIES.

Author

MILOŞ, Laura Raisa and CORDUNEANU, Carmen

Subjects
POPULATION aging, STOCK exchanges, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, LIFE cycle costing, ECONOMICS, ECONOMIC history
Abstract

Numerous studies have tried to model the connection between aging and the financial markets, showing the possibility of a future meltdown in the financial markets, via lower savings and investments given the reaching of the baby-boom cohorts at the age of retirement. In general the research has focused on the case of more industrialized countries, were the aging phenomenon is more felt in the present. The case of Central and Eastern European countries was somehow left aside, although the issue of aging should be an important one, considering also the current state of development of the CEE capital markets. Our empirical work, based on the case of five CEE countries, suggests also that the demographic dynamics have had a detectable impact on the domestic stock market. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012
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3. LIETUVOS EKONOMINIO AUGIMO TEMPŲ VERTINIMAS KONVERGAVIMO SU EKONOMINĖS IR VALIUTINĖS SĄJUNGOS ŠALIMIS NARĖMIS ASPEKTU.

Author

Montvilaitė, Kristina and Ruplienė, Dovilė

Subjects
ECONOMIC development, REGIONAL economics, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, DEVELOPED countries
Abstract

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Published
2011

4. COMPETITION AND STATE INTERVENTION UNDER ECONOMIC CRISIS CIRCUMSTANCES: SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF ROMANIA.

Author

Bonciu, Florin

Subjects
ECONOMIC competition, GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, EUROPEAN Union membership, ECONOMIC history
Abstract

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Published
2010

5. A welcome revival.

Subjects
*PRICE inflation, *WAGES, *CENTRAL banking industry, *LABOR market, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, ECONOMIC conditions in the Eurozone, GERMAN economy
Abstract

The article discusses rising inflation in developed countries as of early 2017. Topics include U.S. wage growth in relation to the U.S. Federal Reserve's inflation target, the growth of inflation in Germany in relation to Eurozone labour markets, and the role of central banks in setting inflation expectations.

Published
2017

6. Chapter 10: Developed Economies and European Union.

Subjects
EMPLOYMENT, LABOR market, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, DEVELOPED countries, ECONOMIC history
Abstract

Chapter 10 of the book "Global Employment Trends: January 2008" is presented. It presents an analysis on the economic and labor market trends in the region of developed economies and European Union as of January 2008. It reports that in 2007, the region have enjoyed a solid growth of 2.5 percent, a lesser growth compared in 2006. However, it notes that this small decrease has reflected on the labor market which demonstrate a 6000 increase in unemployment in 2006 and 32.1 million in 2007.

Published
2008

7. Chapter 3: FROM FISCAL RESCUE TO GLOBAL DEBT.

Subjects
PUBLIC debts, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries, FISCAL policy, MONETARY policy, GROSS domestic product
Abstract

Chapter 3 of the book "The EEAG Report on the European Economy 2010," by the European Economic Advisory Group, is presented. It discusses the substantial increase in public debt in most developed countries. It highlights the European Economic Recovery Programme (EERP) agreement of the European Council (EC) in December 2008 which called for a discretionary fiscal stimulus of 1.5 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).

Published
2010

8. Economic and financial indicators.

Subjects
*ECONOMIC indicators, *ECONOMIC forecasting, *ECONOMIC activity, *PETROLEUM product sales & prices, *COMMERCE, *ECONOMIC policy, ECONOMIC conditions of developed countries
Abstract

The article looks at economic conditions in developed countries as of April 9, 2005. The price of oil set a new record. A barrel of US light crude, a benchmark, fetched $58.28 on April 4th. It then fell back after America announced an eighth weekly increase in its stocks of crude oil. The European Commission cut its projections of growth for 2005 to 1.6%, from the 2% it forecast in October. But retail sales in the euro area grew by 1% in the year to February, faster than expected, thanks to strong sales of food, drink and tobacco. The Reserve Bank of Australia kept interest rates on hold at 5.5%, defying expectations that it would raise rates as it did last month. Australia's merchandise trade deficit narrowed slightly in February to $1.18 billion from $1.57 billion the previous month.

Published
2005

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