EURER#5 Including Institutions: Boosting Resilience in Europe

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Map 1.1 GDP per capita varies substantially across the regions of Europe

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Table O.1: “Heatmap” of outcomes and institutions that support resilience in the EU (2004 – 14)

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Table A7.1 Persistence of output and unemployment shocks (quarters)

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Table 2.1 “Heatmap” of resilience in the EU and institutions that support it (2004 – 2014)

Table A7.2 Volatility (standard deviation) of output and unemployment

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Table A7.3 Persistence of output shocks and institutional variables

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Table A 1.1 Description of data used in the Convergence and OCA analysis

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Table A7.4 Output volatility and institutional variables

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Table A 1.2 Description of data used for the institutional analysis

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Table A7.5 Persistence of unemployment shocks and institutional variables

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Table A4.1 EU Members and Eurozone Accession

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Table A7.6 Unemployment volatility and institutional variables

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Table A5.1 β-convergence

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Table A8.1 Country exchange rate groupings

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Table A9.1 Heatmap with scores

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Table A5.2 Test for σ-convergence

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Table A6.1 OCA Index

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Figure 2.20 Trust in institutions (Eurobarometer)

Table A8.1 Country exchange rate groupings

Table A7.6 Unemployment volatility and institutional variables

Box 2.15 Screening and selecting measures of trust

Box 2.14 Poland’s successful weathering of the crisis

Figure 2.9 Ease of doing business score and output resilience

Box 2.4 Zimbabwe’s attempts to control the real exchange rate

Box 2.3 Eurozone institutional “architecture”

Figure 2.3 Correlation patterns across national business cycles (quarterly GDP, 2000–2017)

Figure 2.10 Cross-country differences in ease of doing business scores and their changes over time

Figure 2.2 Population movements contribute little to economic convergence

Box 2.1 The European Monetary System

Figure O.5 Shift in the geography of those under €23 per day towards Southern Europe. Half of this population continues to be found in Central Europe however

Figure 2.1 Conceptual framework: Shocks the real exchange rate, institutions and inclusive growth

Convergence, business cycle synchronization and the real exchange rate

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Table O.1: “Heatmap” of outcomes and institutions that support resilience in the EU (2004–14)

Fiscal policy

Countries and Regions

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