Transition in Crisis?
Thanks to the global economic crisis, Europe’s emerging markets have this year experienced their worst output collapse since the great “transitional recession” that followed the end of communism. Nevertheless, financial and trade integration is unlikely to be reversed - though many countries may move more slowly on completing the remaining reform agenda.
LONDON – Europe’s emerging markets have this year experienced their worst output collapse since the great “transitional recession” that followed the end of communism. Five countries are expected to suffer double-digit declines in GDP. Non-performing loans in the banking sector and unemployment continue to rise in many countries.
LONDON – Europe’s emerging markets have this year experienced their worst output collapse since the great “transitional recession” that followed the end of communism. Five countries are expected to suffer double-digit declines in GDP. Non-performing loans in the banking sector and unemployment continue to rise in many countries.