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Ensuring Sustainable Economic Growth in Belarus
This paper discusses the main trends in economic growth in Belarus. It argues that the sustainability of several growth factors is in question over the mid-term.
| Link | http://www.research.by/pdf/pp2005e08.pdf |
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| Author | Chubrik, A., Giucci, R. |
| Date | 19-Nov-2005 |
| Institute | Institute for Privatization and Management Research Center |
| Tags | economy, growth, Belarus, risk |
See also
- Ensuring Sustainable Economic Growth in Belarus
- Ten Years of GDP Growth in Belarus: Factors and Perspectives
- Indicators of Currency Crisis: Empirical Analysis of Some Emerging and Transition Economies
- EPIN Working Paper №4 - How Can Financial System Spur Growth in Transition Economies
- EPIN Working Paper №5- Privatization Experience in Some of the CEE and CIS Countries. Lessons for Belarus
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