Employment in Serbia Went Up, Despite Slower Growth, Says World Bank
November 16, 2017
November 16, 2017
PRISTINA, Kosovo, Nov. 16 -- The World Bank issued the following news release:
Growth in Serbia, the largest economy in the Western Balkans, is expected to slow to 2 percent in 2017, following a severe winter that affected the agriculture and construction sectors. Despite a poor agricultural season and slowing growth generally, employment in the country went up by 4.3 percent. Nevertheless, unemployment remains high. Over the medium term higher consumption and investment and a recov . . .
Growth in Serbia, the largest economy in the Western Balkans, is expected to slow to 2 percent in 2017, following a severe winter that affected the agriculture and construction sectors. Despite a poor agricultural season and slowing growth generally, employment in the country went up by 4.3 percent. Nevertheless, unemployment remains high. Over the medium term higher consumption and investment and a recov . . .