Online Tables—Statistical Appendix
Table B1.Advanced Economies:Unemployment,Employment,and Real GDP per Capita
Table B2.Emerging Market and Devdoping Economies:Real GDP
Table B3.Advanced Economies:Hourly Earnings,Productivity,and Unit Labor
Costs in Manufacturing
Table B4.Emerging Market and Devdoping Economies:Consumer Prices
Table B5.Summary of Fiscal and Financial Indicators
Table B6.Advanced Economies:General and Central Government Net Lending/Borrowingand General Government Net Lending/Borrowing Excluding Social Security Schemes
Table B7.Advanced Economies:General Government Structural Balances
Table B8.Emerging Market and Devdoping Economies:General GovemmentNet Lending/Borrowing and Overall Fiscal Balance
Table B9.Emerging Market and Devdoping Economies:General GovemmentNet Lending/Borrowing
Table B10.Selected Advanced Economies:Exchange Rates
Table B11.Emerging Market and Developing Economies:Broad Money Aggregates
Table B12.Advanced Economics:Export Volumes,Import Volumes,and Terms ofTrade in Goods and Services
Table B13.Emerging Market and Developing Economies by Region:Total Trade in Goods
Table B14.Emerging Market and Developing Economies by Source ofExport Earnings:Total Trade in Goods
Table B15.Summary of Current Account Transactions
Table B16.Emerging Market and Developing Economies:Summary ofExtemal Debt and Debt Service
Table B17.Emerging Market and Developing Economies by Region:Extemal Debt by Maturity
Table B18.Emerging Market and Developing Economies by Analytical Criteria:Extemal Debt by Maturity
Table B19.Emerging Market and Developing Economies:Ratio of External Debt to GDP
Table B20.Emerging Market and Developing Economies Debt-Service Ratios
Table B21.Emerging Market and Developing Economies,Medium-TermBaseline Scenario:Selected Economic Indicators
Figures
Figure 1.1.Incomplete Recovery:Scarring from the Shocks of 2020-22
Figure 1.2.The COVID-19 Shock:Returning to Normal
Figure 1.3.Cumulative Excess Savings in Advanced Economies
Figure 1.4.Tourism Returning to Normal
Figure 1.5.Slower Growth Momentum Ahead
Figure 1.6.China’s Economy Losing Momentum
Figure 1.7.Infation Turning the Corner
Figure 1.8.Headline Inflation Distribution
Figure 1.9.Different Drivers Inflation in Selected Economies
Figure 1.10.Labor Markets Still Tight but Easing
Figure 1.11.Litde Evidence of Wage-Price Spirals
Figure 1.12.Profits and Labor Shares:Accounting for Inflation
Figure 1.13.Monetary Policy to Remain Tight
Figure 1.14.Credit Channel Active in US and EA
Figure 1.15.House Prices Slowing or Reversing,2022-23
Figure 1.16.Monetary and Fiscal Policy Assumptions
Figure 1.17.Growth Outdook:Stable and Slow
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