Key words
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Laos, Macroeconomic
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Key words
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Laos, Macroeconomic
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Key words
(French)
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Laos, Macroeconomic
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Key words
(Italian)
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Laos, Macroeconomic
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Short description
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Lao economy experienced another robust year. In 2012, GDP growth was estimated at between 7.9% (ADB) and 8.2% (WB), unemployment was expected to be below 3%, while Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined to 4.3%, from 7.6% in 2011.1 Nominal GDP expanded from $US8,194 million in 2011 to $US9,430 million in 2012, and GNI per capita rose to $US1,300, from $US1,130 in 2011 (WB). The kip, in 2012, strengthened 2.2% against the baht and 0.25% against the US dollar. Key drivers of economic growth include construction, manufacturing, mining, hydropower and services.
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Short description
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Lao economy experienced another robust year. In 2012, GDP growth was estimated at between 7.9% (ADB) and 8.2% (WB), unemployment was expected to be below 3%, while Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined to 4.3%, from 7.6% in 2011.1 Nominal GDP expanded from $US8,194 million in 2011 to $US9,430 million in 2012, and GNI per capita rose to $US1,300, from $US1,130 in 2011 (WB). The kip, in 2012, strengthened 2.2% against the baht and 0.25% against the US dollar. Key drivers of economic growth include construction, manufacturing, mining, hydropower and services.
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Short description
(French)
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Lao economy experienced another robust year. In 2012, GDP growth was estimated at between 7.9% (ADB) and 8.2% (WB), unemployment was expected to be below 3%, while Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined to 4.3%, from 7.6% in 2011.1 Nominal GDP expanded from $US8,194 million in 2011 to $US9,430 million in 2012, and GNI per capita rose to $US1,300, from $US1,130 in 2011 (WB). The kip, in 2012, strengthened 2.2% against the baht and 0.25% against the US dollar. Key drivers of economic growth include construction, manufacturing, mining, hydropower and services.
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Short description
(Italian)
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Lao economy experienced another robust year. In 2012, GDP growth was estimated at between 7.9% (ADB) and 8.2% (WB), unemployment was expected to be below 3%, while Consumer Price Index (CPI) declined to 4.3%, from 7.6% in 2011.1 Nominal GDP expanded from $US8,194 million in 2011 to $US9,430 million in 2012, and GNI per capita rose to $US1,300, from $US1,130 in 2011 (WB). The kip, in 2012, strengthened 2.2% against the baht and 0.25% against the US dollar. Key drivers of economic growth include construction, manufacturing, mining, hydropower and services.
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