| CPB Newsletter Number 2016-12 / December 30, 2016 CPB Newsletter provides a monthly overview of CPB's publications in English made public in the preceding month. If you would like to receive a separate alert for each publication, please register at our website. |
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13-12-2016 Economic growth will continue. For both this year and 2017, GDP is projected to grow by 2.1%. Next year, unemployment will decrease to 5.3% and the government budget will be balanced. Purchasing power will increase by 0.7%. The international situation, however, remains uncertain. The consequences of Brexit, for now, appear less severe than expected, but the economic and political situation in the European Union continues to be uncertain. Read more To top |  | 22-12-2016 The volume of world trade fell 1.1% in October, having decreased 0.5% in September. Read more To top |  | 14-12-2016 This paper analyses the effect of additional study choice activities on the probability that subscribers withdraw from the study field of their preference before the study actually commences, as well as on the study performance of students who actually start with the study. Read more To top |  | We re-estimate the effects of systemic banking crises in industrialised countries reported by Cerra and Saxena with a model that includes transitory business cycle shocks. Read more |
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