The rise of interdependence between states, the fast pace of technological changes, the fluctuating rates on the financial markets and the hard-to-predict implications of political and social movements are factors that have determined the analysts to reevaluate the importance of macroeconomic stability for the continuity and success of development policies. Both at EU and global level, the indicators describing a country’s macroeconomic stability offer important data for evaluating the country’s capacity to support innovation and development efforts. [read more]
Trade intensity is a relevant indicator of an economy’s vitality and its degree of integration in global economy. In the European and global context that this field is evaluating, international trade is an important means of economic development. In a way, the extent of trade reflects the level of demand, a fundamental aspect in development. The indicators of this subfield reflect the share of extra- and intra-EU trade, as well as the share of a state’s imports and exports in the world trade. These indicators help us assess the competitiveness of a state’s trade at regional and global level.
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