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Trade and foreign direct investment: Evidence from South East European countries and new European Union member states
... The presented results of our analysis proved the hypothesis that FDI have a signiicant effect on trade for SEE-5 and EU-NMS-10 countries. With regard to the relationship between exports and FDI, the indings of the ...
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Determinants of fiscal budget volatility in old versus new EU member states
... For the beginning we estimate a model with neither fixed nor random effects. Than we use fixed and random effects according with the result of Hausman test. Our estimates are for all EU 27 countries, but also we choose ...
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PUBLIC SECTOR EFFICIENCY: EVIDENCE FOR NEW EU MEMBER STATES AND EMERGING MARKETS
... EU new member states, (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovak Republic, and Slovenia); two candidate countries, (Bulgaria, and Romania); three “old” ...
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Maastricht Criteria Targeting and Credit Growth: Empirical Evidences for the New EU Member States
... The study aims to investigate the impact of credit growth on the Maastricht criteria targeting process in the new member states of the European Union. The methodological framework is based on a two- ...
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AGRI-FOOD TRADE ANALYSIS: COMPARISON OF SLOVENIA WITH THE NINE NEW MEMBER STATES
... EU new member states (NMS), with emphasis on Slovenia, has been conducted at a highly disaggregated ...of new member states in following groups of products: meat, dairy products, ...
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European and National Identities in EU's Old and New Member States: Ethnic, Civic, Instrumental and Symbolic Components
... Having established the apparent compatibility of national and European identities, we should ask whether this compatibility is a result of the two identities having different meanings? Grosso modo, we have found that the ...
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Growth potential of energy sector reforms: new evidence on EU and Southeast European countries by exploring impact on electricity generation
... old Member States on one hand (EU-15) and new EU Member States and Southeast European countries on the ...EU Member States, it seems that it could have negative ...
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WO R K I N G PA P E R S E R I E S
... We compile performance indicators from the various indices giving an equal weight to each of them and the results are reported in Table 2. 15 The results for public sector performance show some interesting patterns, with ...
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INDIRECT TAXATION TRENDS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES
... the new dimensions of businesses today (which imply cross-border trade, mobile communication and electronic services ...the new legislation, see how is it going to affect both them and their ...
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Euro area enlargement: dilemmas and strategies after the crisis
... All New Member States accepted the aquis communautaire, including participation in the third stage of European Monetary Union as soon as possible, when the Maastricht Treaty criteria are ...the ...
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On the 'Net Impact' of Europeanization. The EU's telecoms and electricity regimes between the global and the national
... than member states of the ...15 member states of the EU(5) with 16 Latin American states (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, ...
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Bioethics
... a new sphere of action through a regional program in order to meet the demands of the Member States for open discussion of many areas that are a continuing source of debate—for example, justice and ...
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Business Cycle Synchronization and Insurance Mechanisms in the EU
... the new Member States have well synchronized business cycles, for some of the other countries, business cycles are not yet well synchronized with the euro area’s business cycle, and risk-sharing ...
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Budheting and accounting reforms within the public financial mangement framework: the Portuguese case
... the New Public Management (NPM) framework, countries all around the world, including the EU Member-States, started reforms in their budgetary and accounting systems, to implement accrual-based ...
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ECONOMIC CHALLENGES FOR EUROPEAN DEFENCE
... between member states as to make virtually impossible a conflict of the nature of the two world ...Many member states are experiencing the resurgence of nationalist and anti-European currents: ...
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EU Enlargement Law: History and Recent Developments: Treaty Custom Concubinage?
... 4. Just as the other three principles, Conditionality is not mentioned in the Treaty text. Its origins lie in the specific character of the fifth enlargement, which was not exactly like the previous ones both due to the ...
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COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY FROM HEALTH CHECK DECISIONS TO THE POST-2013 REFORM
... to new challenges like the improving of the sustainable management of natural resources (water, biodiversity, soil), the maintenance of competitiveness in the conditions of globalization growth, the recovery of ...
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THE FISCAL PRESSURE IN THE EU MEMBER STATES
... Also, there can be noted that high values of this indicator are registered for the more developed countries, which have a higher level of GDP per resident, lower values being recorded for the least developed countries ...
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Toward a taxonomy of technical cooperation in health
... by a new concept of technical cooperation wherein Member States make use of their Organization to define and achieve their social and health policy directives.” [r] ...
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Abandoned spaces, mute memories: On marginalized inhabitants in the urban centres of Slovenia
... of new “strКЧРОrs”Ľ marginalised due to their different, non- dominant national or political-ideological ...towns). New urban population in the communist states was influenced by the hegemonic ...
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