Titlebook: Balance of Payments, Exchange Rates, and Competitiveness in Transition Economies; Mario I. Blejer,Marko ?kreb Book 1999 Springer Science+B

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Die extreme Rechte als Wahlkampfakteur,ntries that want free access to the European common market but that would not, at least at the outset, be part of the common monetary regime? Some Central and Eastern European counties (CEECs) have already applied for membership in the European Union (EU)—the so-called Visegrad-5 consisting of the C

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-19085-3es like the need to peg the exchange rate as a nominal anchor to control inflation, the risk of overvaluation, the effect of real appreciation on structural changes, the proper evolution of the current account, the reaction to capital inflows, speculative attacks, and, more generally, the conduct of

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Kontinental-europ?isches Recht (Civil Law)iderations and the need to supplement domestic savings to finance essential investments. The fact that most of these countries still have lower levels of debt than many developing countries supports this argument. Moreover, international capital markets are increasingly eager to lend to these and ot

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