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Hungary PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report Launched from MarketResearchReports.com

Hungary’s economic growth is expected to slow down in the next two years which will result in rising imports to meet domestic demand. Increasing real-wage gains and record-high employment is expected to boost private consumption. Hungary’s housing sector growth is expected to decrease due to re-introduction of VAT on new buildings from 2019.

Hungary is expected to be vulnerable to financial turmoil in emerging-market economies and a hard Brexit is expected to hurt Hungary’s exports and business confidence. Tight labour market conditions are expected to raise inflation which is projected to reach 4% in 2019.

In World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking Hungary was ranked 53 out of 190 countries in 2018. Hungary’s ease of doing business ranking slipped from 48th position in 2017.

Hungary is a landlocked state with many neighbours – Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Austria. It is mostly flat, with low mountains in the north. Lake Balaton, a popular tourist centre, is the largest lake in central Europe. The capital city, Budapest, was originally was two separate cities: Buda and Pest. It straddles the River Danube, is rich in history and culture and famed for its curative springs. Hungary has a single-chamber parliament or national assembly whose 386 members are elected by voters every four years.

Hungary had estimated population of 9.835 million in the year 2016 and expected to reach 9.71 million by 2022. Hungary’s unemployment rate was 4.883% of total labor force.

Hungary’s real gross domestic product (GDP) was around HUF 24897.02 billions in 2016 whereas the nominal GDP was HUF 35372.57 billions. This resulted in GDP deflator 142.076. Per capita GDP was estimated at USD 12778.29 whereas purchasing power parity (PPP) based per capita GDP was estimated to be at USD 27481.79.

In 2016, Hungary government’s revenue was HUF 16202.36 billions whereas the expenditure was HUF 16844.50 billions. This resulted Hungary government’s net lending / borrowing negative at HUF 642.145 billion in 2016 indicating that enough financial resources were not made available by the government to boost economic growth.

The current account balance for Hungary was estimated to be at USD 5.434 billions for the year 2016 and is expected to decline at a CAGR of 12.89% and reach USD 1.569 by 2022. This positive current account balance indicates the Hungary is net lender to the whole world.

Hungary PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report

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Scope of Hungary – PESTLE Analysis and Macroeconomic Trends Report

This report provides information about key macroeconomic indicators for Hungary.
This report provides PESTELE (political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal) analysis for Hungary.

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Germany PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report Launched from MarketResearchReports.com

Germany’s economic growth is expected to decline slightly but remain stable due to strong job creation and a fiscal stimulus. Due to trade-related uncertainties and diminishing world demand Germany’s export is expected to be affected. On the other hand, private consumption is expected to increase due to strong wage growth and fiscal measures that increase German household disposable income. Also, low interest rates, high capacity utilisation and growing housing demand is expected to boost residential and business investment. The current account surplus is expected to decrease as stronger domestic demand fuels imports.

A further rise in protectionism can negatively affect Germany’s economic growth and employment, particularly if it involved slower growth in China, tariffs on Germany’s car exports, renewed financial market turbulence and economic shocks in large European economies. On the other hand, successful integration of immigrants into the labour market, improved education and training, and an increase in women’s working hours as a result of recent reform efforts are expected to improve labour shortages and allow companies to expand production.

In World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking Germany was ranked 24 out of 190 countries in 2018. Germany’s ease of doing business ranking slipped from 20th position in 2017.

Germany, officially The Federal Republic of Germany, is a federal parliamentary republic in western central Europe. Berlin is the capital and also is the largest city in Germany. The country has three levels of government in which the responsibilities, roles and power are distributed accordingly and they are federal, states, and local. Germany became the first country in Europe to establish a development ministry, in 1961.

Germany had estimated population of 82.732 million in the year 2016 and expected to reach 83.454 million by 2022. Germany's 49.81% population (around 41.212 million) was employed in 2016 and the unemployment rate was 4.158% of total labor force.

Germany's real gross domestic product (GDP) was around Euro 2832.18 billions in 2016 whereas the nominal GDP was Euro 3132.67 billions. This resulted in GDP deflator 110.61. Per capita GDP was estimated at USD 41902.28 whereas purchasing power parity (PPP) based per capita GDP was estimated to be at USD 48110.85.

The output gap for Germany in 2016 was 0.383% of the potential GDP which indicates that German economy was outperforming by managing actual output higher than it's maximum potential.

In 2016, German government's revenue was Euro 1411.38 billions whereas the expenditure was Euro 1387.68 billions. This resulted German government's net lending / borrowing at Euro 23.705 billion in 2016 indicating that enough financial resources were made available by the government to boost economic growth.

The current account balance for Germany was estimated to be at USD 294.34 billions for the year 2016 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 0.56% and reach USD 291.342 by 2022. This positive current account balance indicates the Germany is net lender to the whole world.

Germany PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report

Scope of Germany – PESTLE Analysis and Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report

- This report provides information about key macroeconomic indicators for Germany.

- This report provides PESTLE (political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental) analysis for Germany.

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France PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report Launched from MarketResearchReports.com

France’s economic growth is expected to remain at 1.06% in 2019 before coming down to 1.50% in 2020. Business investment in France is expected to improve despite lowing external demand due to favourable financing conditions and business tax cuts. Job creation in France is expected to improve due to lower labour taxes, a more flexible labour market and improved training opportunities, notably for low-skilled workers, supporting household consumption.

In World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking France was ranked 32 out of 190 countries in 2018. France’s ease of doing business ranking slipped from 31st position in 2017.

France is the largest country in the EU, stretching from the North Sea to the Mediterranean. The landscape is diverse, with mountains in the east and south, including the Alpine peak of Mont Blanc (4 810 m) which is Western Europe's highest point. Lowland France consists of four river basins, the Seine in the north, the Loire and the Garonne flowing westwards and the Rhône, which flows from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean Sea.

France had population of 64.605 million in the year 2016 and expected to reach 66.399 million by 2022. France’s 25.092% population was employed in 2016 and the unemployment rate was 10.042% of total labor force.

France’s real gross domestic product (GDP) was around Euro 2120.39 billions in 2016 whereas the nominal GDP was Euro 2225.92 billions. This resulted in GDP deflator 104.977. Per capita GDP was estimated at USD 38127.65 whereas purchasing power parity (PPP) based per capita GDP was estimated to be at USD 42313.99.The output gap for France in 2016 was negative at 2.185% of the potential GDP.

France PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report

In 2016, France government’s revenue was Euro 1184.41 billions whereas the expenditure was Euro 1257.41 billions. This resulted France government’s net lending / borrowing negative at Euro 72.997 billion in 2016 indicating that enough financial resources were not made available by the government to boost economic growth.

The current account balance for France was negative at USD 26.864 billions for the year 2016 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 215.22% and reach USD 13.026 by 2022. In future France’s current deficit is expected to improve allowing France to lend money to other countries.

Scope of France – PESTLE Analysis and Macroeconomic Trends Report

- This report provides information about key macroeconomic indicators for France.

- This report provides PESTELE (political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal) analysis for France.

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Egypt PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report Launched from MarketResearchReports.com

In World Bank’s ease of doing business ranking Egypt was ranked 120 out of 190 countries in 2018. Egypt’s ease of doing business ranking improved from 128th position in 2017.

Egypt, is a transcontinental country spanning the northeast corner of Africa and southwest corner of Asia, via a land bridge formed by the Sinai Peninsula. Most of its territory of 390,000 square miles lies within the Nile Valley of North Africa and is bordered by the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Gaza Strip and Israel to the northeast, the Gulf of Aqaba to the east, the Red Sea to the east and south, Sudan to the south and Libya to the west.

Egypt had estimated population of 90.2 million in the year 2016 and expected to reach 103.386 million by 2022. Egypt's unemployment rate was 12.571% of total labor force in the same year.

Egypt PESTLE Analysis & Macroeconomic Trends Market Research Report

Egypt's real gross domestic product (GDP) was around EGP 1917.20 billions in 2016 whereas the nominal GDP was EGP 2708.30 billions. This resulted in GDP deflator 141.263. Per capita GDP was estimated at USD 3684.57 whereas purchasing power parity (PPP) based per capita GDP was estimated to be at USD 12553.94.

In 2016, Egyptian government's revenue was EGP 564.843 billions whereas the expenditure was EGP 890.143 billions. This resulted Egyptian government's net lending / borrowing negative at EGP 325.3 billion in 2016 indicating that enough financial resources were not made available by the government to boost economic growth.

The current account balance for Egypt was estimated to be negative at USD 18.659 billions for the year 2016 and is expected to decrease at a CAGR of 53.17%.

Scope of Egypt – PESTLE Analysis and Macroeconomic Trends Report

- This report provides information about key macroeconomic indicators for Egypt.

- This report provides PESTELE (political, economic, social, technological, legal and environmental) analysis for Egypt.

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