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World economy: Restrained expansion in 1986

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The pace of economic expansion in the world economy as a whole last year was strongly influenced by the cyclical slowdown in the USA. The increase in the real GNP of the industrialised countries, for example, fell from almost 5% in 1984 to just under 3% in 1985. Does this mean that the phase of economic recovery is already coming to an end or is there a chance that the general upward trend will continue?

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Großer, G., Weinert, G. World economy: Restrained expansion in 1986. Intereconomics 21, 53–56 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02925341

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