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CESEE: Dependence on Foreign Demand Remains Main Obstacle

Published: December 21, 2013; 11:23 · (Vindobona)

In 2014, Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CESEE) faces a slight upward trend. The structural difficulties persist, however.

CESEE: Dependence on Foreign Demand Remains Main Obstacle / Picture: © Vindobona.org

The economic frame conditions in CESEE begin to brighten. In 2014, the recovery will go on and GDP growth will accelerate, according to most economists. However, the recovery is still fragile.

Above all, the structural difficulties in CESEE will not disappear in the near future. Like in the last years, the economic development of the CESEE region will depend on the frame…

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