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An Empirical Analysis of Monetary Policy Choices in the Pre-EMU Period

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Table 1  Key data ratios  Per cent  Debt/GDP  2000  Trade/GDP 2000  Trade  Balance/GDP  2000  Wealth/GDP 1999  Czech Republic  16.4  170.0  -7.0  33.8  Estonia  3.7  229.0  -9.7  22.2  Hungary  61.1  129.0  -1.8  48.9  Poland  44.0  75.3  -4.0  26.3  Slove
Table 2.  Real effective exchange rate movements decomposed
Figure 1.    Impact of EU technology shock on real exchange rate in Hungary  (% difference from base)
Table 4.  Impact of EU technology shock
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