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Adjusted net national income (annual % growth)

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Timeline:

This timeline shows a graph from 1994 to 2015 of Europe & Central Asia (IDA & IBRD countries). No data until 1993. Number of actual observations by date: 22.

Source name:

World Development Indicators

Source organization:

World Bank staff estimates based on sources and methods in World Bank's "The Changing Wealth of Nations: Measuring Sustainable Development in the New Millennium" (2011).

Categories, topics:

Economy & Growth

Last updated:

apr 23, 2017

Indicators value changes by year

Mean:

3.2

Minimum:

-8.217

jan 1, 1995

Maximum:

10.975

jan 1, 2008

At the date of observation

Value

Absolute change

Change from previous value

jan 1, 1994

-6.327

0.0%

jan 1, 1995

-8.217

-1.89

29.86%

jan 1, 1996

-0.626

+7.591

-92.38%

jan 1, 1997

2.59

+3.216

-513.54%

jan 1, 1998

4.957

+2.367

91.4%

jan 1, 1999

1.698

-3.259

-65.75%

jan 1, 2000

6.442

+4.745

279.49%

jan 1, 2001

4.829

-1.613

-25.03%

jan 1, 2002

1.487

-3.343

-69.22%

jan 1, 2003

4.997

+3.511

236.16%

jan 1, 2004

3.862

-1.135

-22.72%

jan 1, 2005

9.128

+5.266

136.35%

jan 1, 2006

6.672

-2.456

-26.9%

jan 1, 2007

9.816

+3.144

47.12%

jan 1, 2008

10.975

+1.158

11.8%

jan 1, 2009

4.85

-6.125

-55.81%

jan 1, 2010

-6.226

-11.076

-228.38%

jan 1, 2011

6.817

+13.043

-209.5%

jan 1, 2012

4.004

-2.814

-41.27%

jan 1, 2013

3.432

-0.571

-14.27%

jan 1, 2014

3.453

+0.021

0.6%

jan 1, 2015

1.784

-1.669

-48.35%

Ranking of countries by current statistics by years

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