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October 17, 2025International Journal of Economics and Financial IssuesOpen Access

Econometric Analysis of Unemloymwent Rate and RGDP Trends Tradeoff Dynamics in Eastern European Countries

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The analysis reveals an inverse relationship between unemployment rate and real GDP.
Countries like Poland and Hungary show faster declines in unemployment rate linked to robust real GDP growth.
Tourism-dependent Croatia and tech-driven Estonia exhibit distinct recovery trajectories post-economic downturns.
Diversification in Romania and Bulgaria enhances economic resilience while indicating the need for structural reforms in Latvia and Lithuania.

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Econometric analysis reveals an inverse relationship between unemployment rate and real GDP in Eastern European countries, indicating diverse economic adaptability.

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Оliskevych et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f199bfde32064e504dc8f7 https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.21109

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Econometric analysis reveals an inverse relationship between unemployment rate and real GDP in Eastern European countries, indicating diverse economic adaptability.

Econometric Analysis of Unemloymwent Rate and RGDP Trends Tradeoff Dynamics in Eastern European Countries

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Econometric Analysis of Unemloymwent Rate and RGDP Trends Tradeoff Dynamics in Eastern European Countries

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