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The future of CIS and CEE countries
Economics of Transition, 2018AbstractThis article is based on a panel discussion on the future of transition countries 25 years after the dissolution of the Soviet Union. All the contributors have long professional and personal experience of various aspects of the transition process so far and provide different perspectives on what to expect for the region in the future.
Torbjörn Becker +4 more
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VATs in CEE Countries: A Survey and Analysis
De Economist, 1998Ten Central and Eastern European countries have applied for membership of the European Union (EU). The adoption of the value-added tax (VAT) is a nonnegotiable condition. Accordingly, all these countries have introduced the VAT which, in principle, is a highly product-neutral, factor-neutral and revenue-productive tax. A review of the structures of the
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Conclusions: The Future of Lobbying in the CEE Countries
2020While summarizing the book’s contribution, the last chapter revisits three themes that flow throughout the book; the effects of the legal, social and political contexts on interest organizations’ population and organizational activities in the CEE countries.
Patrycja Rozbicka +3 more
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THE SOUNDNESS OF THE FINANCIALSYSTEMS IN CEE COUNTRIES [PDF]
Network Intelligence Studies, 2014 The financial system is vitally important for the real economy, contributing decisively to economic activities. The paper aims to examine the features of the financial system of Central and Eastern European countries (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania), the major imbalances accumulated during the period preceding
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The Competitiveness Evaluation of CEE Countries [PDF]
Romanian Economic Journal, 2008 In the article I will evaluate the competitiveness position by quantitative and by qualitative methods. An evaluation of qualitative competitiveness of CEE countries can give important insights to the most important development steps in the near future. This is especially important in view of the next steps in the enlargement process of the EU.
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Public Finance in CEE Countries
2001The accession to the European Union will change the framework for government financing and fiscal policy for the joining CEE countries. The aim of this chapter is to evaluate these changes to public finance of CEE countries due to the adoption of the acquis communautaire and to assess potential risks for international investors stemming from the ...
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Success of Privatisation in CEE Countries
2001Privatisation is regarded as a necessary condition for the efficient functioning of markets because without privatisation in combination with the allocation of property rights, efficient microeconomic allocation through prices cannot be obtained.
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Fostering Growth in CEE Countries: A Country-tailored Approach to Growth Policy [PDF]
, 2011 Summary This paper analyses the long term growth experiences of the eastern European accession countries and the effect of various tailored growth policies. We find that there are two overarching growth-enhancing policies that can substantially increase long-term growth: competition and the quality of education.
Philippe Aghion +2 more
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Dividend Policy Determinants In CEE Countries
Contemporary Issues in Business, Management and Education ‘2012. Selected papers, 2012Investors in emerging markets often undertake above average risk, which can be reduced by including dividend paying stocks in the investment portfolio due to the following features: performance stability and predictability of the payouts. Be- sides, the dividends make significant part of the total shareholder return in the devel- oped stock markets ...
Julija Bistrova, Natalja Lace
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