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As Zahid Hussain, lead economist at the World Bank, puts it:“Economic growth and political stability are deeply interconnected.
Industry- especially manufacturing exports andenergy- drove the recovery,” says Gallina Andronova Vincelette, Lead Economist and co-author of the SEE RER.
Zahid Hussain, the lead economist at the World Bank, is one of the experts who stress that economic growth and political instability are deeply interconnected.
After that Mr Indermit Gill, Chief Economist for Europe andCentral Asia, World Bank, and Juan Zalduendo, Lead Economist, World Bank presented the report.
Abebe Adugna, Lead Economist and co-author of the SEE RER, explains:“Unemployment in the region, at about 24 percent on average, began to decline in the first half of 2013 from its peak crisis levels.
Countries with strong reform programs have seen a rise in investment which became a solid driver of growth in the first half of 2016,” says Katia Vostroknutova,World Bank's Lead Economist and one of the authors of the report.
Željko Bogetić, Lead Economist and also co-author of the report, elaborates:“After the bounce-back of the regional economy in the first half of 2013, economic growth for the year is expected to be around 1.8 percent by the end of the year.
Some countries did this while protecting or increasing investment spending, and this will help to sustain and accelerate growth going forward", said Ekaterina Vostroknutova andMarco Hernandez, Lead Economists and co-authors of the report.
However, even these modest growth projections assume that the eurozone crisis is solved in an orderly manner," cautioned Ron Hood, lead economist in the Bank's Europe and Central Asia region and lead author of the report."Should the crisis worsen, economic growth in these countries could be much worse.".
Overall, while the recovery has brought growth,countries in the region are having limited success in translating the economic recovery into job creation,” said Gallina A Vincelette, Lead Economist and one of the authors of the SEE RER.
Changing the financing mechanism for old-age security has implications forwho gets benefits and how much they get,” said Anita Schwarz, a Lead Economist in the World Bank's Europe and Central Asia region, and one of the principal authors of the report.
For that, the countries in the region need to put in policies to make pension systems financially sustainable even with more retirees, andto take proactive measures for financing long term care," another of the report's authors, World Bank Lead Economist Mukesh Chawla, said.
This year will bring another round of regulated price increases for most EU8+2 countries, with the impact on inflation likely to be most pronounced in Hungary, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania andRomania," World Bank lead economist Thomas Blatt Laursen, the report's primary author, said."At the same time, the recent sharp decline in oil prices could help dampen inflationary pressures in 2007.".
He presented the latest available IMF data and discussed with the participants on the best solutions to resolve accumulated economic problems in the region. The second lecture today was given by World Bank representatives, Mr. Lazar Šestović, Country Economist for Serbia, Europe and Central Asia, andMr. Abebe Adugna, Lead Economist for the Western Balkans.
World Bank representatives Mr Lazar Šestović and Mr Abebe Adugna visited IESOn 15th of July, World Bank representatives Mr Lazar Šestović, Country Economist for Serbia, Europe and Central Asia, andMr Abebe Adugna, Lead Economist for the Western Balkans, visited Institute of Economic Sciences and met IES director prof.
Emerging and frontier market economies may hope for the best during the upcoming tightening cycle, but given the substantial risks involved, they would do well to buckle their seatbelts in case the ride gets bumpy,” said Carlos Arteta,another co-author of the report and Lead Economist in the World Bank's Development Prospects Group.
The strong economic justification for deeper integration within the Western Balkans provided by the report will hopefully help motivate improved regionalstability," said Sanjay Kathuria, World Bank lead economist and lead author of the report.[World Bank].
One of the more striking findings in the report is that expanding the number of contributors‒ by bringing in informal workers or the growing influx of immigrants‒ helps the pension system in the short-run when it receives additional revenue, butmakes things worse in the long-run when pension benefits have to be paid to even more retirees,” said Omar Arias, a Lead Economist in the World Bank's Europe and Central Asia region, and a principal co-author of the report.
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