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RATINGS AND PROJECTIONS OF U.S . ECONOMIC RECOVERY

https://doi.org/10.21686/2410-7395-2021-1-27-35

Abstract

The  forecasts  of  the  economic  development  for  the  next  years  vary  among  countries  and projections  depend greatly on how long the pandemic and social distancing will take place and on  the  measures  that  are  taken  place  for  increasing  social  and  economic activities,  commerce. Meanwhile ratings of US leadership are declining, with the worst results in Europe.  The rapid spread  of  the  virus  that  causes  COVID-19  made  US  leading  country  in  confirmed  cases  and created a new reality for the national economy. As to the US the fall of real gross domestic product in 2020 is expected around the average of OECD countries, more than in Japan; less than in in Great  Britain,  Italy,  France.  Unemployment  rate  is  projected  going  down  in 2021 (comparing with 2020) but remaining still high. Experts are examining possible outcomes of coronavirus  spreading  and  its  consequences  for  the  dynamics  of  GDP,  unemployment, international trade and world investment. The projections seem not very bright for the next year; and  it  will  take  time  for  returning  to  pre  pandemic  indicators.  While  forecasts  of  declining international trade show  the fall in world merchandise exports would be large, the estimates show beginning growth in exports next year.

About the Author

E. V. Emelianov
Institute for USA and Canada Studies Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Federation

Evgeny V. Emelianov - PhD, Senior Researcher 


2/3, Khlebny per., Moscow, 123995



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Emelianov E.V. RATINGS AND PROJECTIONS OF U.S . ECONOMIC RECOVERY. International Trade and Trade Policy. 2021;7(1):27-35. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21686/2410-7395-2021-1-27-35

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