Transformation – results © Libor Žídek. Economic growth in Czechoslovakia 1950-1989, and trend line.

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Transformation – results © Libor Žídek

Economic growth in Czechoslovakia , and trend line

Real changes of GDP between 1990 and 2004 (in %)

Changes in GDP, private consumption and gross fixed capital formation (in %)

Real GDP growth in CR and the European Union between 1989 and 2004, 1989 =100

Economic growth and growth trend in the Czech Republic

Development of real wage – index (1990=100) and year to year change (in %) – right scale

Change in labour productivity in industry (in %) , and average growth of productivity in the period

GDP per capita in the Czech Republic 1989 – 2004, according to the exchange rate and purchasing power parity (in US dollars)

Parameters of intensity and extensity in the Czech economy in %

Growth accounting: supply side decomposition of real GDP growth in selected EU countries in 1996 – 2013

Production gap of Czech economy 1995–2005

An estimation of the size of the grey economy for selected countries at the turn of the years 1999/2000 (as a percentage of official GDP)

Labor market in years 1990–2004 (as of December, 31)

Cumulative changes in the rate of employment (1989 = 100)

Membership in trade unions (percentage of the labour force)

Inflation rate – annual increase of average consumer price index in the CR (previous year = 100)

CPI growth in 1991

Assessment of market supply in ČSFR, spring 1990 – spring 1992

Causes of inflation

Growth in price level and excess of growth of M2 above growth of real GDP ( )

Turnover velocity of M

The central bank targets and the real development in 1993–1997

Comparison of inflation in the CR, selected transition economies (1989 = 100)

Price level of final consumption by private households in the Czech Republic (EU 27= 100)

Inflation, cumulative growth in price level and growth of prices of the selected goods (average price at the end of the year)

Price level of final consumption by private households in the Czech Republic (EU 27= 100)

Branch structure of Czech production (percent of current prices) between 1990 and 2004

Changes in gross industrial output per year (%) and on cumulative basis (1989=100) between 1989 and 2004

Shares of domestic and foreign companies in the Czech non- financial production between 1993 and 2004

Ratio of GVA produced in high and high-medium technology manufacturing sectors to GVA in medium-low and low technology manufacturing sectors

GDP per capita in PPS (1990=100)…