Titlebook: East European Transition and EU Enlargement; A Quantitative Appro Wojciech W. Charemza,Krystyna Strza?a Conference proceedings 2002 Springe

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Business Fluctuations and Changes on the Money Market in the Polish Economy under Transitionnsufficiently recognised. Particular importance attached in Poland to restoring the position of money indicates that it is necessary to assess how money phenomena determine business fluctuations in the Polish economy under transition.

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1431-1933 largement of the Union. So far ten countries from Central Europe: Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic and Slovenia have submitted their applications for EU membership. This unique process immediately attracted attention of economist

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Thomas A. Buchholz,Eric A. Stromnd Lucas (1988) stimulated new research that came to be known as endogenous growth whereby growth is determined within the model itself. This contrasts with neo-classical models which need an exogenous technological change to maintain growth in the long run.

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S. V. Ramesh,R. Sudha,V. Niral,M. K. Rajeshel augmented for budget deficit and balance of payment. The standard Solow-Swan model and the model with budget deficit are the special cases of the presented model. We describe different types of steady-states in the model and measure the speed of convergence towards stable steady-states.

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External Sector Response to Transition and External Shocks: The Case of Hungaryaphical structure and commodity structure changed considerably. Also the openness of the country nearly doubled in the aforementioned period. Changes in the openness of the economy’ demonstrate the integration process during the decade.

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