[PDF] Top 20 Stabilising Stabilisation. CEPS EU-Turkey Working Papers No. 7, 1 August 2004

... comparing Turkey to the EU-15 and the EU-27 (the present EU-25 plus Romania and ...compares Turkey to the EU-15, its value is exactly four standard deviations below the ... See full document

... the EU may be perceived by both parties either as a ‘threat’ or an ‘opportunity’ for different ...the EU and ...on Turkey and ...the EU has to share responsibilities to converge the ... See full document

... the EU, security and geopolitics, the identity fac- tor - and develops counter-arguments to prove that Turkish accession will in fact be benefi- cial for the ...the EU, the author highlights that there can ... See full document

... from Turkey take the headlines in EU ...the 2004 “Impact Study” (Issues Arising from Turkey’s Membership Perspective) of the EU Commission has reported that forecasts of immigration from ... See full document

... to EU companies, tendering for new capacity when the need arises as well as direct measures in situations of ...the EU energy sector is needed in the interest of ... See full document

... caused Turkey to be significantly over committed. Although Turkey has signed agreements under which it might be expected to import considerably more gas that it is currently expected to consume, Turkish ... See full document

... and EU valuation standards still diverge in areas such as non-performing ...the EU banking framework is mutual recognition of banking ...as Turkey cannot yet be part of the single passport rule ... See full document

... of Turkey is the definition of the monetary ...like Turkey can be seen from the fact that TRL liabilities of the CBT towards domestic financial institutions are now only about one-third of its corresponding ... See full document

... As a conclusion, the tax credit scheme generates disappointing results in terms of labour supply incentives, because earning improvements are very weak. Nevertheless, as suggested by Fleurbaey and Maniquet (2002), ... See full document

... The largest difference in satisfaction by employment status is shown in the satisfaction with main activity. Paid employees enjoy 1.76 points higher satisfaction than unemployed persons. This difference is indeed large ... See full document

... the EU in both cases by using four dimensions originally distinguished by Jupille & Carporaso (1998): cohesion, authority, autonomy and ...of EU policy-making and our cases in ...April 2004 with ... See full document

... the 2004 elections, we expect a similar figure and indeed we would not be surprised if it turned out to be one or two percentage points ...the EU-15 (‘old’) member states where elections were held in 1999, ... See full document

... to Turkey, largely due to their being ...into Turkey lasted until about the early 1970s, after which immigration began to be discouraged on the grounds that Turkey's population had grown enough and that ... See full document

... will Turkey join? On 1 May 2004 ten new member states entered the ...March 2004. Other Western Balkan countries are currently in the Stabilisation and Association Process, which was ... See full document

... Europe Turkey will have to have a much higher rate of capital accumulation just to keep the capital/labour ratio ...the working age population implies that it would be desirable for Turkey to have a ... See full document

... the EU budget to Turkey will simply be whatever member countries agree that these transfers should be, because they do indeed under the current treaties all have to ...if Turkey is not able to get a ... See full document

... Since August 2002, the Turkish parliament has made a number of important legal and constitutional changes to upgrade Turkish democracy in accordance with European ...in Turkey and the anti-Turkey ... See full document

... the EU-Turkish case generally suggest that there has been considerable trade creation, but little trade ...benefited Turkey at around 1% of ...with EU technical regulations have further ... See full document

... There is also a parallel phenomenon to this development in the rising numbers of unemployed people who are not affiliated with any formal job. A number of these persons have the right to benefit from the welfare system ... See full document

... As expected, the reunification of Germany had a negative effect on growth in two specifications. In addition, the dummy for the years before the first oil crisis is positive in four specifications. Otherwise these ... See full document