Due to the size of this article - numerical factography, Part II - Problemic elaboration of comparative and inter-dependent relationship, the comprehensively treated in a separate articles in the Serbian language in category Srbija i uže i šire okruženje on the site http://radmilovicstanko.com/.
Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)
- Numerical Factography
Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)
This article aims to provide a macroeconomic comparative analysis of pre-crisis (2000-07) and the crisis period (2008-12) for a large sample of countries (70). Part I of this analysis focuses on numerical factography, presenting a comprehensive overview of key macroeconomic indicators for each country during both periods. Part II, which is treated in a separate article in the Serbian language, delves into a problematic elaboration of comparative and interdependent relationships between the countries.
- Macroeconomic indicators of pre-crisis and crisis periods for 70 countries
- Comparative analysis of economic performance across different countries
- Identification of potential relationships between key macroeconomic variables
- Exploration of the impact of the global financial crisis on different economies
Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)
The article provides a numerical factography of key macroeconomic indicators for 70 countries during the pre-crisis (2000-07) and crisis (2008-12) periods. These indicators include GDP growth, GDP per capita, total investment, gross national savings, inflation, unemployment, general government consumption, general government gross debt, current account balance, and the average total labor force. The data is presented in a table format, allowing for a direct comparison of the macroeconomic performance of each country across the two periods.
Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)
The main keywords and focus topics of this article include macroeconomic analysis, comparative analysis, pre-crisis period, crisis period, GDP growth, GDP per capita, total investment, gross national savings, inflation, unemployment, general government consumption, general government gross debt, current account balance, and average total labor force. The article highlights the impact of the global financial crisis on the macroeconomic indicators of a large sample of countries, providing insights into the economic performance and resilience of different economies during this challenging period.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the focus of this macroeconomic analysis?
The article compares key economic indicators from the pre-crisis period (2000-07) and the crisis period (2008-12) across 70 countries.
Which macroeconomic indicators are included?
Indicators include GDP growth, inflation, unemployment, government debt, and current account balances.
How did the global financial crisis impact government debt?
The analysis provides data on general government gross debt, showing the fiscal impact of the crisis on different economies.
Is there a comparison of labor markets?
Yes, the study examines unemployment rates and the average total labor force during both periods.
Where can I find the full problematic elaboration?
Part II of the analysis is treated in a separate article in the Serbian language on the author's website.
- Citation du texte
- Professor Doctor Stanko Radmilovic (Auteur), 2013, Macroeconomic comparative analysis of pre-crisis (2000-07) and the crisis period (2008-12), Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/267533
