CEE countries
Ilona Szwedziak-Bork, Energy Security as a Priority for CEE countries. Is the King Naked?
... of CEE countries shows that not all initiatives have been completed ...strengthen CEE countries as reliable partners in creating and building the EU’s Energy Policy Strategy and the Energy ...
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EXPLORING THE GIBSON LAW IN CEE COUNTRIES USING A TIME SERIES APPROACH
... European countries – CEE) is ...the CEE countries would mean that ownership and economy structure are not important elements in explaining the ...the CEE countries would open the ...
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Two deficits and economic growth: Case of CEE countries in transition
... In CEE countries in transition high budget deficits and rapidly growing public debts became serious economic and political problems. There are many consequences of this phenomenon. First of all, the payment ...
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Does Trade Openness Matter for Economic Growth in the CEE Countries?
... homogenous countries – the Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries – thereby surmounting the cross-country heterogeneity problem associated with cross-country ...These countries are ...
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The nexus between economic freedom and growth: Evidence from CEE countries in transition
... member countries in transition in the period from 2000 to ...for countries under study in relation to the economic growth of the whole European Union, including the old and rich member ...of CEE ...
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IMPORTANCE OF R&D EXPENDITURE FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SELECTED CEE COUNTRIES
... the CEE region was published by Chvojka and Zeman ...analyzed CEE countries at the beginning of the transformation process and analyzed the differences in subsequent economic growth, restructuring ...
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Neural Networks-Based Forecasting Regarding the Convergence Process of CEE Countries to the Eurozone
... are countries that have decided to adopt hard pegs to the ...large CEE countries such as Poland, Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania preferred to choose an inflation targeting regime and Bulgaria ...
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COLLABORATION FOR INNOVATION IN SMALL CEE COUNTRIES
... small CEE economies and to determine how cooperativeness with different types of private and public partners infl uences performance in product ...small CEE economies have an ever-low ability to co-operate ...
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The Attractiveness of CEE Countries For FDI. A Public Policy Approach Using the Topsis Method
... The main challenge for CEE countries and especially for those on the last places is to strongly pursue the reforms dedicated to improving the business environment. These are equivalent with fighting against ...
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Geographic and Technological Pattern of Knowledge Spilloversas Evidenced by Technical Universities in CEE Countries
... Along with the process of the EU enlargement came a possibility to use cohesion funds for building knowledge infrastructure in the CEE states and stimulating localized knowledge spillovers, especially on the part ...
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Are the corporate governance standard in banks in the CEE countries low hanging fruit?
... Banks in the CEE countries are not provided with any corporate governance code for deposit-taking institutions. Their practices in this field are shaped by law and internal regulation. Banks that are listed ...
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Testing the UIP theory in the CEE countries: evidence from the GARCH models
... the CEE countries, based on similar interest rate ...the CEE country specific economic development during and after the transition from a centrally planned economy to a market based ...
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Raimundas Moisejevas, Passing-on of Overcharges and the Implementation of the Damages Directive in CEE Countries
... European countries (hereinafter, CEE countries), and available relevant ...in CEE countries that would provide a basis for a comparative and detailed analysis of the application of ...
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Research on the Complementarity and Comparative Advantages of Agricultural Product Trade between China and CEE Countries—Taking Poland, Romania, Czech Republic, Lithuania and Bulgaria as Examples
... and CEE countries. CEE countries’ export to China and the direct investment of Chinese enterprises in CEE countries should be ex- panded by analyzing the market and goods ...
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THE EFFECTS OF EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION AND THE IMPACT OF BREXIT ON THE UK IMMIGRANTS FROM THE CEE COUNTRIES
... origin countries are represented by some of the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) states: Poland, Bulgaria, Romania, Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Cyprus, Slovakia, Hungary, Russia and ...three ...
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Impact of the global crisis on the linkages between CAC 40 and indexes from CEE countries
... In the case of short-term horizon, the Granger causality tests suggests that before the global crisis returns of CAC 40 Index influenced only returns of BET-C Index, from the Romanian capital market. In fact, BET-C was ...
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Determinants of CEE Countries’ Tourism Competitiveness: A Benchmarking Study
... the CEE countries to improve performances and achieve a better place in the ranking ...The CEE countries lag at least when it comes to the Health and hygiene ...the CEE countries ...
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The determiants of non performing loans: Do institutions matter? A comparative analysis of the MENA and CEE countries
... and CEE countries. The choice of these two samples of countries is largely attributed to the existence of institutional difference between ...these countries that have different institutions ...
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On the relationship of persistence and number of breaks in volatility: new evidence for three CEE countries
... henceforth) countries: the PX for the Czech Republic, BUX for Hungary and WIG for ...these countries. The transitional period of these post-communist countries in early 1990 has been followed by ...
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Inclusive Growth of the CEE Countries as a Determinant of Sustainable Development
... two countries represent the lowest level of inclusive growth in both 2006 and 2016. They are Bulgaria 401[r] ...
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