#阳光信用[超话]#智商决定你的下限，情商决定你的上限。你说话让人舒服的程度，能决定你所能抵达的高度。I’m grateful for the dark night coming.No matter how failed I am today,a new day remains to wait for my exertion.感谢黑夜的来临，我知道今天不论有多失败，全新的明天仍然等待我来证明自己。#每日一善#☀️#阳光信用#☀️
#FirstKhaotung[超话]##firstkhaotung#
My dear babies, I am so lucky to know you, thank you for your company when I am not happy, and become my salvation, I hope my babies will always accompany each other, let us become each other's most solid backing, accompany each other forever！！！⬛
. ——From TianJin
My dear babies, I am so lucky to know you, thank you for your company when I am not happy, and become my salvation, I hope my babies will always accompany each other, let us become each other's most solid backing, accompany each other forever！！！⬛
. ——From TianJin
欧洲欧盟经济体，ECONOMYThe $16 Trillion European Union Economy。The European Union has the third-largest economy in the world, accounting for one-sixth of global trade. All together, 27 member countries make up one internal market allowing free movement of goods, services, capital and people.
Less than 2% of the EU’s economy relies on agriculture, forestry and fishing. Romania, Latvia, and Greece feature as contributors to this sector, however the share in total output in each country is less than 5%. Bulgaria has the highest employment (16%) in this sector compared to other EU members.
The EU imports nearly 60% of its energy requirements. Until the end of 2021, Russia was the biggest exporter of petroleum and natural gas to the region. After the war in Ukraine that share has steadily decreased from nearly 25% to 15% for petroleum liquids and from nearly 40% to 15% for natural gas, per Eurostat.
The IMF has a gloomy outlook for Europe heading into 2023. War in Ukraine, spiraling energy costs, high inflation, and stagnant wage growth means that EU leaders are facing “severe trade-offs and tough policy decisions.”
Reforms—to relieve supply constraints in the labor and energy markets—are key to increasing growth and relieving price pressures, according to the international body. The IMF projects that the EU will grow 0.7% in 2023.
0.7%…………
Less than 2% of the EU’s economy relies on agriculture, forestry and fishing. Romania, Latvia, and Greece feature as contributors to this sector, however the share in total output in each country is less than 5%. Bulgaria has the highest employment (16%) in this sector compared to other EU members.
The EU imports nearly 60% of its energy requirements. Until the end of 2021, Russia was the biggest exporter of petroleum and natural gas to the region. After the war in Ukraine that share has steadily decreased from nearly 25% to 15% for petroleum liquids and from nearly 40% to 15% for natural gas, per Eurostat.
The IMF has a gloomy outlook for Europe heading into 2023. War in Ukraine, spiraling energy costs, high inflation, and stagnant wage growth means that EU leaders are facing “severe trade-offs and tough policy decisions.”
Reforms—to relieve supply constraints in the labor and energy markets—are key to increasing growth and relieving price pressures, according to the international body. The IMF projects that the EU will grow 0.7% in 2023.
0.7%…………
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