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ECONOMIC GROWTH OF THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF MOLDOVA COMPARED TO CENTRAL AND EASTERN COUNTRIES OF EUROPE
... According to the data presented in Table 3 we can conclude that the growth rate of sales revenue in the agricultural sector is almost always twice lower than the average in our country. As a result, the share of these ...
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The dynamics of the trade balance and the terms of trade in Central and Eastern European countries
... Bahmani-Oskooee and Kutan (2008b) and Bahmani-Oskooee, Kutan, and Ratha ...1990 and June 2005 for, among others, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and ...of ...
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ADJUSTMENT DURING THE CRISIS: INSTITUTIONAL BUFFERS ON THE EASTERN EUROPEAN LABOUR MARKETS
... employment and a rise in ...employment and the ...decline and unemployment increase. The first part of the paper explores and compares the extent to which the labour market institutions ...
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TEACHING ENGLISH IN SEVERAL CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
... students and satisfied teachers, teachers who could flit to the park in between classes while they worked 25 hours a ...Republic and Slovakia, ...firms and the like, leaving only the least talented ...
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The Penetration of Foreign Capital into the Banking Sector in Central and Eastern Europe’s Countries
... emerging countries is a topic widely debated in the literature mainly due to the influence it has on the banking systems of host ...competition and the quality within the banking ...banking and ...
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Pathways from and Crises after Communism: the Case of Central Eastern Europe
... beneits and living standards - backired during the second decade of ...practice and heavy dependency on FDI – see EEAG ...disappointment and even harsher political resistance against attacks on ...
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Central and Eastern European Social Policy and European Union Accession: Time for Reform
... neology and as a neutralised lan- guage umbrella, developed by ‘Eurocrats’ in order to be able to reach a wide consensus among diverse ...cohesion and policy coordination are highly novel to these ...
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Sources of growth: Evidence from ten central and Eastern European countries during 1993-2008
... 2 countries it can be said that TFP was the main engine of growth, namely in Lithuania and Slovakia, where the relative contribution of TFP was ...CEE countries taken together, it can be seen that ...
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Cyclical convergence of Central and Eastern European countries to the Euro area core. New methodological approach
... European countries has not received the required ...Perez and Saiz (2006) who study the similarity of business cycles and extend the analysis to the shape of the ...analysis and comparison of ...
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Regional European Specialization and Concentration in Central and Eastern Europe
... the countries of Central and Eastern Europe ECE for the period between – , summarized in Table , it is noted that during - , most countries, except Bulgaria and Romania, have a ...
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Urban activism in Central and Eastern Europe: A theoretical framework
... several Central European dissidents as well as Western scholars that civil society was totally absent in the com- munist countries of the region, and therefore, there was nothing to build ...movement ...
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DEALING WITH THE PAST: PROSECUTION AND PUNISHMENT OF COMMUNIST CRIMES IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES / LIDAR COM O PASSADO: PROCESSOS PENAIS E PUNIÇÃO DE CRIMES COMUNISTAS NA EUROPA CENTRAL E ORIENTAL
... Dick and thousands other crimes were consciously disregarded by the former regimes as they served higher state ...prosecuted and punished only as a part of the wider transitional process starting in ...four ...
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CORRUPTION AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT. EVIDENCE FROM CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN STATES
... ECE countries. Using as determinants the CPI index and GDP, our results show a negative significant relation between corruption and FDI and a mild positive significant relation between GDP ...
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A new approach in the analysis of european countries convergence: Lessons for the economies of central and eastern europe
... (1986) and Lucas (1988), fundamental non- convexities in production may prevent ...Bernard and Durlauf (1995) also present situations where, due to market imperfections, identical economies need not ...
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Income inequality in post-communist Central and Eastern European countries
... in Central and Eastern European transition countries has increased after 1990 when the countries started their economic transition from a centrally planned to a market economy, ...
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Agriculture of central and eastern European countries in the European Union
... milk and milk products and coarse grains (barley, maize and rye) 13 ...milk and cheese, and production depends on the allocation of production quotas, and developments in the ...
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TRUST, CORRUPTION, BRIBES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
... one and static methods are specific to the uni- and multivariate ...of Central and Eastern ...some countries being more successful than ...Latvia, and Lithuania recorded a ...
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SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION IN EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
... eco-innovation and sustainability level in Eastern and Central Europe is consistent with the results of other studies conducted in developing countries ...these countries when ...
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COUNTRIES’ SUSTAINABILITY TO ECONOMIC SHOCKS: THE STUDY OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN MARKETS
... Republic and Slovenia could be explained by their capability to adopt to economic ...educational and training systems in the country encourage workforce for innovations, better investments and ...
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FISCAL CONSOLIDATIONS IN THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
... Alesina and Perotti (1997) define two types of fiscal adjustment: Type 1 adjustments – when the budget deficit is reduced through cuts in social expenditures (unemployment subsidies, minimum income subsidies) ...
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