World Economic Outlook, October 1992
This paper highlights that world economic activity showed signs of revival in the first half of 1992 as some major economies slowly began to emerge from the cyclical downturns of 1990–91. During the next 12 months, world growth is expected to continue to recover at a moderate pace. Following stagnation in 1991, world output is projected to expand by 1 percent in 1992 and by 3 percent in 1993, close to the average growth rate during the past two decades.
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Volume 1992
Issue 002
Publication date: January 1992
ISBN: 9781451944563
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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Inflation , Economics- Macroeconomics , Money and Monetary Policy , WEO , asset price inflation , net creditor country , exchange market tension , net debtor countries , inflation rate , Exports , Current account balance , Inflation , Personal income , Trade balance , Eastern Europe , Middle East , Western Hemisphere , Africa , Sub-Saharan Africa
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This paper highlights that world economic activity showed signs of revival in the first half of 1992 as some major economies slowly began to emerge from the cyclical downturns of 1990–91. During the next 12 months, world growth is expected to continue to recover at a moderate pace. Following stagnation in 1991, world output is projected to expand by 1 percent in 1992 and by 3 percent in 1993, close to the average growth rate during the past two decades.
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