More than
12,900 annual time series with the key economic indicators for
18 emerging markets of Central, East and Southeast Europe and
the CIS.
Available online, or userfriendly prepared in the wiiw Handbook
of Statistics. |
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Countries
covered: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria,
Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania,
Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Ukraine. (Data for Serbia and Montenegro
combined are available until 2005.) |
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Indicators:
Demographic data, National accounts, Production, Employment,
Gross fixed investment, Living indicators, Wages and salaries,
Prices, Financial data, Foreign trade, Balance of payments,
Indebtedness and reserves |
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Time
series: Where possible, series reach as far back as
the 1960s. Series on the newly independent countries are
available from 1989 onwards; separate data on Serbia and
Montenegro respectively are given from 2000 onwards. The
time series are updated as soon as the official statistical
sources become available.
For a list of available time series select individual
countries on the left margin (PDF files). |
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Sources:
Data and information provided by the national statistical
offices and National Banks of the respective countries
and by international organizations. These sources also
serve as a basis for wiiw's own research, estimates and
projections. |
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Access:
Host of the wiiw Annual Database Eastern Europe is the
Computing Centre for Economics and Social Sciences (Wirtschafts-
und Sozialwissenschaftliches Rechenzentrum, WSR) in Vienna
which provides online access over the Internet for external
users and institutions. Price per data series accessed:
EUR 2.70 (EUR 1.90 for wiiw Members). |
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wiiw
Handbook of Statistics: A compendium of the wiiw Annual
Database (wiiw Handbook of Statistics) is published yearly
at the end of October (also available in Excel format
and PDF on CD-ROM). |
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Technical matters and online access: |
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Goran Paunovic (wiiw), phone (+43-1) 533 66 10-38 |
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