Baltic States
The Baltic states and tourism development
... situation 1.3 Purpose The purpose of this study is to create tourism development model, specific tourism system model and a for the Baltic States, based in the Baltic States analysis of [r] ...
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Military expenditures and shadow economy in the Baltic States: Is there a link?
... employment on the microeconomic level in the Baltic States. They showed that unreported employment is mainly determined by firms-related factors, such as sector, firm size and employment trends, while ...
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Migrant remittances and their impact on the economic development of the Baltic States
... In an early study of Paas et al. (2003), the authors compared flexibility of wages between Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and the EU countries before the EU Acces- sion and analyzed the future consequences of inter- ...
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The impact of international trade on macroeconomic indicators of the Baltic states
... of Baltic States are small compared to other European Union members, therefore Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are heavily influenced by the events taking place in Europe and in the whole ...the Baltic ...
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Success or Failure? Current Account Problems in the Baltic States
... member states became neglected aspect. In the catching-up member states with inflation beyond the average, the single central bank rate proved to be too low in the sense that credit was very cheap and it ...
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The up-coming crisis and the banking sector in the Baltic States
... Simultaneously, using the values obtained by the Cross-section F-tests (Table 2), we can confirm that the common slopes (within the Baltic States) are clear signs of integration, since NPL growth rates have ...
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CYBERCRIME MEANING AND IMPORTANCE IN THE LEGISLATION OF THE BALTIC STATES COUNTRIES
... The second famous case of cybercrime that took place in the Baltic States was case of Deniss Calovskis – Latvian citizen that was involved in Gozi Virus production. Gozi was stealthily infecting and ...
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Crisis management in the Baltic States
... the Baltic States, the position of Estonia seems to be the most ...other Baltic countries, as well, that instead of their currencies depreciation, they choose the so-called “internal devaluation” ...
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Lithuanian Export Competitiveness: Comparison with other Baltic States
... other ready-made articles of textile. Silk, wool, cotton, vegetable fibers, shoes, carpets and floor coverings have a strong import specialization. In certain sectors of industry, for instance, in the industry of ...
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Measurement of Export Competitiveness of the Baltic States by Composite Index
... Theoretical and practical aspects of the measurement of export competitiveness are analyzed in this article. The relevance and timeliness of analysis of the concept of export competitiveness proves the fact that ...
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SECURITY POLICY OF THE BALTIC STATES AND ITS DETERMINING FACTORS
... the Baltic States regained independence in order to lose it after only 20 years, as a consequence of another ...the Baltic States realised that even acting together they were unable to defend ...
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Peculiarities of Labour Income Taxation in the Baltic States
... Most countries, including the Baltic States, apply a non-taxable income amount on labour income. Table 3 presents the changes of the non-taxable income amount during the period of 2009–2013 (EC, 2013b). ...
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Evaluation of the Shadow Economy Influencing Factors: Comparative Analysis of the Baltic States
... the Baltic States as a single economic unit, particularly from the geopolitical point of ...the States emerge (PutniƼiš and Sauka, 2015; Schneider, ...the Baltic States far exceeds the ...
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Political instability and economic growth: an empirical evidence from the Baltic states
... Visegrad states, Slovenian and the Baltic states are stable and safe democratic countries without threats of civil wars or violent coups, however, they ex- perience elite political ...the ...
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Tax polici in new EU members: Estonia and othr Baltic states
... One must have well in mind that the transition to a market-oriented tax system raised tremendous institutional, administrative and behavioral changes, besides quantitative developments (Tanzi and Tsibouris 2000; Ebrill ...
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Regional Tourism Competition in the Baltic States: a Spatial Stochastic Frontier Approach
... This paper aimed at a statistical analysis of competition for tourists between regions within Baltic states (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and estimation relative efficiency levels of regions. We apply a ...
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Fiscal Policy Interaction with Private Investment: the Case of the Baltic States
... Government's role in promoting the country's economy remains a relevant issue both in academics and politicians debates. Not only for individual countries but also for the European Union as a whole the promotion of high ...
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Climate indices for the Baltic states from principal component analysis
... The methodology could be further improved to better link the acquired indices with phenological processes or seasons by either rotating the acquired principal components (Jolliffe, 2002) or performing correlation or ...
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An evaluation of the shadow economy in Baltic states: a tax morale perspective
... three Baltic States find it highly unacceptable for an individual to engage in shadow work for a private household, ...three Baltic countries therefore, see some types of shadow work as more ...
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Baltic States Business Cycle Symmetry: Shock Correlation Approach
... The Baltic States expressed desire to be among the first entrants and join euro as soon as possible, preferably at the beginning of ...the Baltic countries are geographically and economically ...
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