Why So Gloomy? : Perceptions of Economic Mobility in Europe and Central Asia

Despite significant improvements in per capita expenditures and a marked decline in poverty over the 2000s, a large fraction of Eastern Europe and Central Asias population reports their economic situation in the late 2000s to be worse than in 1989....

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Main Authors:	Cancho, César, Dávalos, Maria E., Sánchez-Páramo, Carolina
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	ECONOMIC BOOM LIVING STANDARDS SELF EMPLOYED JOBS PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT HISTORIES EMPLOYMENT RISKS UNEMPLOYMENT RATES MOTIVATION NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATE ECONOMIC GROWTH LABOUR OFFICE ACCOUNTING PRODUCTION EMPLOYMENT SHARE POLITICS RETIREMENT VALUATION INCOME GDP PER CAPITA AGE GROUP INFORMATION LABOR FORCE PLANNED ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY WELFARE JOB EFFECTS DIMINISHING RETURNS NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT DISTRIBUTION VARIABLES PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYMENT OUTCOMES EMPLOYMENT HISTORY REGION DRIVERS DEVELOPMENT LABOR MARKET PLANNED ECONOMIES INFLUENCE PRIVATE FIRM TRAINING DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS PERFORMANCE INDICATORS ECONOMIC MOBILITY WORKER INCOME INEQUALITY DEMOCRACY UNEMPLOYED OLDER WORKERS SELF‐EMPLOYED JOB MARKET MARKETS ORGANIZATIONS BUSINESS CYCLE LOTTERY INCOME LEVELS STANDARDS LABOR UTILITY PREVIOUS RESULTS FINANCE MARKET ECONOMIES MARKET ECONOMY UNEMPLOYMENT EQUITY ENTREPRENEURIAL ABILITY CONSUMPTION EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION ECONOMIC SURVEYS HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT RATES WORKERS ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE YOUNG WORKERS WAGES EMPLOYMENT SITUATION NATIONAL UNEMPLOYMENT RATES UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HIGHER INEQUALITY VALUE INCOME DISTRIBUTIONS MACROECONOMICS LABOR MARKET EXPERIENCES AGE GROUPS PROBIT REGRESSION SUB-REGIONS INCOME DISTRIBUTION UNEMPLOYED PEOPLE EMPLOYMENT STATUS ECONOMY LABOR RELATIONS MEASUREMENT HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS PROBIT REGRESSIONS INCOME EFFECT ECONOMIC SITUATION ECONOMICS ECONOMIC SYSTEMS REGRESSION ANALYSIS ECONOMIC INEQUALITY SOCIAL CAPITAL GDP THEORY REGIONS ECONOMIC EXPANSION RISK POVERTY YOUNGER WORKERS GINI COEFFICIENT HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT DECLINE IN POVERTY UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS TRANSITION ECONOMIES PRIMARY EDUCATION LABOUR OUTCOMES MACROECONOMIC PERFORMANCE PRICES ECONOMIC CONDITIONS DEVELOPMENT POLICY
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Why So Gloomy? : Perceptions of Economic Mobility in Europe and Central Asia

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