Germany; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper attempts to analyze the end-point problem and improve the quality of potential GDP estimates for Germany. It projects that Germany’s potential GDP growth will slow over the coming decade, mainly because of declining labor input. The paper focuses on a long-term fiscal scenario for Germany based on current policies. The paper also attempts to construct a preliminary public sector balance sheet for Germany, and analyzes the performance of its nonfinancial corporate sector.
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2006-01-18
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Bank credit | Budget deficits | Capital | Economic growth | Economic indicators | Productivity | Profits | Public finance | Rules and Regulations | Selected issues | unemployment | aging | gdp growth | total factor productivity | unemployment rate | growth rates | real gdp | neoclassical growth model | unemployment benefits | growth rate | capital formation | bargaining | social security | older people | gdp growth rates | business cycles |
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