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The case for Economic and Monetary Union : Europe and Portugal

... In Portugal wages are highly elastic with respect both to infIation and unen1ploylnent the wage response (tIle s€lni-elasticity) to unemployment is one of the largest a[r] ... See full document

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Political Legitimacy and Crisis Management in the Economic and Monetary Union - A Model of Democratic Governance

... above, the current intergovernmental approach to the EMU becomes more plausible once we consider that member states already have their own macroeconomic ‘traditions’, their own stabilised ‘preferences’ ... See full document

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The Integration in the Economic and Monetary Union: when?

... accompany the future of the Euro zone and the economic situation from this area, one can ask themselves the following: Are the new members still interested in joining ... See full document

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Economic integration of Portugal in the European Union: effect on direct investment, migration and employment

... to the scenarios envisaged by Barbosa (1998), if Portugal did not adhere to the euro-founding group but maintained budgetary discipline, after 10 years an accumulated difference of 1% of per capita ... See full document

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Effects of a monetary union on a small peripheral country: Stabilization and competitiveness in Portugal

... of the 21 s t cent ur y introduced the euro i n ...Portuguese economic aut horiti es lose m onetar y i ...hrough the construction of compe ti tiveness indi cators, and on current ... See full document

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Monetary union and productivity differences in mercosur countries

... in the seminal paper by De Grauwe (1975) and recently discussed in IDB (2001, 2002) for the case of Latin America, inside a currency union, the exchange rate can only be used to ... See full document

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THE EUROPEAN UNION CONVERGENCE IN TERMS OF ECONOMIC AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

... of the progress made by some member states, the absolute disparities remain as a result of the enlargement and the territorial concentration of EU-27 GDP, with lower rates in the ... See full document

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Europe at their feet? Free circulation, economic crisis and exit strategies of recent Portuguese emigrants to the European Union

... global economic crisis, started in 2008 in the US and rapidly extended to the EU, has put under considerable strain those ...At the EU level, the outcomes have been unequal, with ... See full document

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The relationship between context and health inequalities: Europe and Portugal as case studies

... in Portugal over the last decade, considering it is one of the most unequal European countries and has gone through major economic ...from the European Survey on Income ... See full document

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Comparing deputies' and voters' support for Europe: The case of Portugal

... dignitaries, and its decentralised organi- sational structure shows little coordination between the national headquarters and local ...branches. The Socialists have also undergone a process of ... See full document

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Energy Poverty in the European Union and the Role of Poverty Policies: the particular case of Portugal

... 2013, the EESC reiterated its opinion, presenting statistical data which demonstrate the constant growth of: (i) the prices of energy services, (ii) the percentage of people unable to pay for ... See full document

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IMPLICATIONS OF THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRISIS IN SOUTH-EAST EUROPE

... perspective, the question of financial and economic crisis is much more serious, as the crisis of the last century genealogy and their magnitude occurs, mixed with the ... See full document

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Eurasian Economic Union: Opportunities and Barriers to Regional and Global Leadership

... Таким образом, в настоящее время Евразийский экономический союз, исходя из тех затрат, которые несет Российская Федерация, и плюсов, которые получает, – это проект геополитический. Осн[r] ... See full document

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Export variety, technological content and the economic performance of countries. The case of Portugal

... At the low-technology level, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Greece still possess higher shares than the EU-15, particularly in the cases of Portugal and Greece, countries in ... See full document

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Taxes and labor supply: Portugal, Europe, and the United States

... Razin and Tesar, on the other hand, first calculate the average tax on total income with the figures on operating surplus of private unincorporated enterprises (OSPUE) and household’s ... See full document

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Directed research: Banks, economic growth and monetary policy in France

... amplified the use of financial markets to finance their ...from the CAC 40 Index, traditionally borrow money from the financial markets, we face a recrudescence of middle companies funding themselves ... See full document

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Bank efficiency, market concentration and economic growth in the European Union

... confirm the assumption that well-functioning financial institutions will contribute positively to economic growth (empirically confirmed by the large strand of literature mostly following the ... See full document

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STATE AIDS AND ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS FROM THE EUROPEAN UNION PERSPECTIVE

... affects the principles concerning the functioning of the market ...why the issue of subsidies and State aids was always heavily debated at international and multilateral ...was ... See full document

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Policy uncertainty and informational monopolies: the case of monetary policy

... We study the other altematives and show that when both parties share the same information structure the probability of trade is one; while when buyers are uninformed and sellers are in[r] ... See full document

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The impact of monetary policy on wage dispersion and economic growth

... of monetary policy, there were many models related to the subject de- veloped during the twentieth ...Arestis and Mihailov (2011) presents a compi- lation of the most important research ... See full document

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