Economic survey of India

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361Economics / Economic Survey of India / Economy of the United Kingdom

28. THE UNITED KINGDOM Recovery takes hold, fiscal imbalances still sizeable Growth finally took hold in the UK in 2013 with strong domestic demand supressing the negative effect of weak export performance. UK GDP grew 1

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362Economy of the United Kingdom / Macroeconomics / Economic Survey of India / Gross domestic product / Economics / Economy of the Arab League

2. BULGARIA Economic growth resuming, but labour market still weak The economic recovery in Bulgaria is expected to broaden in 2014 and 2015 as domestic demand gradually joins exports as the main engine of growth. But wi

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Language: English - Date: 2014-02-25 03:47:56
363Economy of the United Kingdom / Economic Survey of India / Economy of the Czech Republic / Gross domestic product / Economics

3. THE CZECH REPUBLIC Signs of a sustainable recovery The latest data point to a solid and broad-based recovery that is set to strengthen over the forecast horizon. In the first half of this year, net exports are expecte

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Language: English - Date: 2014-05-05 04:36:48
364Economic survey of India / Eurozone / Economics / Economy of the United Kingdom

18. MALTA Private consumption to drive growth Real GDP growth is estimated to have reached 2% in 2013 and projected to maintain the same pace in[removed]Domestic demand is seen becoming the main driver of growth, largel

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Language: English - Date: 2014-02-25 03:47:57
365Economics / Statistics / Economic Survey of India

28. THE UNITED KINGDOM Growth becoming firmly established and broadening Growth picked up briskly in 2013 and is expected to become ingrained, rising to 2.7% in 2014 and 2.5% in[removed]The strong growth in private consump

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366Economic Survey of India / Political debates about the United States federal budget / Gross domestic product / Economics / Macroeconomics

11. CROATIA Downward drift continues with no firm growth model yet in place The economic contraction is expected to continue in 2014 but to abate gradually before EU-financed investments help spur modest growth in 2015.

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Language: English - Date: 2014-05-05 10:21:15
367Economic Survey of India / Economy of the United Kingdom / Economy of the Arab League / Economics / Economy of Slovakia

25. SLOVAKIA Growth to pick up in 2014 The Slovak economy slowed down in 2013 but growth is expected to gather pace reaching 2.3% in 2014 and 3.2% in[removed]The composition of growth will become more balanced as the main

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368Economic survey of India / Economy of Russia / Economics / Economy of the United Kingdom

38. RUSSIAN FEDERATION Boosting investment remains a challenge Russia recovered briskly after the financial crisis of[removed], but the pace of growth has since slowed, reflecting both domestic and external weaknesses, su

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369Economy of the United Kingdom / Macroeconomics / Economic Survey of India / Gross domestic product / Economics / Economy of the Arab League

15. LITHUANIA Solid growth continues in a context of macroeconomic stability Growth remained strong in 2013 and is set to continue at a steady pace in 2014 and 2015 with strong domestic demand as the main growth engine.

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370Economic Survey of India / Economics / Statistics / 2000–01 National Basketball Association Eastern Conference playoff leaders

22. PORTUGAL Gradual economic recovery The economy seems to have turned the corner in the second half of 2013, showing positive growth rates for real GDP and employment. These positive trends are expected to continue in

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