Rwanda Economic Update, February 2016

World Bank

Rwanda Economic Update, February 2016

2016

World Bank

Rwanda’s growth rates during the past few years exceeded the growth rates of developing countries, except for in 2013 when Rwanda’s growth decelerated to 4.7 percent. Among the 181 economies where 2014 gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate data is available, Rwanda’s growth rate of 7.0 percent is more than twice as high as the average of the 181 economies (3.2 percent), and is ranked 20th globally. Going forward, Rwanda’s growth rates are projected to exceed global growth rates in 2015-2017. This edition focuses on jobs in particular the employment dynamics of the past decade.

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Lags; Employment dynamics; Economic theory; Outcomes; Economy; Income levels; Non-farm employment; Exchange rates; Trade balance; Wage employment; Household enterprise; Payments; Employment share; Jobs; Financial sector; Gdp deflator; Interest rate; Employment opportunities; Job; Macroeconomic policy; Tax revenues; Mov; Exchange; Regulatory framework; Aggregate growth; Disposable income; Male workers; Capital labor ratio; Labor productivity; Self employment; Inflation rates; Utility; Retail trade; Goods; Real gdp; Wage sector; Variables; Opportunity cost; Development policy; Skilled labor; Older workers; Worker; Consumer price index; Real gross domestic product; Manufacturing industry; Productivity increase; Trade deficit; Educational level; Skilled workers; Unemployed; Economic outlook; Aged workers; Non-farm sector; Job generation; Growth projections; Fiscal policy; Unpaid family workers; Production rates; Central banks; Total factor productivity; Gini coefficient; Stock prices; Competitiveness; Value; Financial crisis; Purchasing power; Skilled” workers; Total revenue; Forecasts; Employment outcomes; Skilled worker; Labor statistics; Inflation rate; Private partnership; Interest; Labor force; Employees; Gdp; Job creation; Total employment; Treasury bills; Labor market; Theory; Revenue; Family labor; Deflators; Unemployment rate; Bonds; Export growth; Employment situation; Earning; Earnings growth; Labor reallocation; Macroeconomic stability; Government bonds; Economic performance; Gross fixed capital formation; Unskilled workers; Budget deficits; Monetary policy; Development assistance; Price increases

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Rwanda Economic Update, February 2016

2016

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