REGIONAL BRIEF EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA Economic growth in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) remains the slowest of all developing regions of the world. The ECA region is expected to see almost no growth this year as much of

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	REGIONAL BRIEF EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA Economic growth in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) remains the slowest of all developing regions of the world. The ECA region is expected to see almost no growth this year as much of DocID: 173TG - View Document
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	REGIONAL BRIEF EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA Economic growth in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) remains the slowest of all developing regions of the world. The ECA region is expected to see almost no growth this year as much of DocID: 163UP - View Document