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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and South-Eastern Europe (SEE) stock markets: An In-depth analysis
Communications of International Proceedings, 2023Central-Eastern Europe (CEE) and South-Eastern Europe (SEE) both demonstrate similar trends in the development of stock markets and have simultaneously special distinctive mechanisms. If the CEE markets have moved much closer in the direction of unification with the markets of Western Europe and the USA, then the SEE markets partly possess the ...
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Closing the gap: Cancer in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
European Journal of Cancer, 2008The health transformation that took place after the Second World War in Europe was significantly delayed in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries compared to countries of Northern Europe and Great Britain. However, as death rates from cardiovascular disease have begun to fall, cancer has emerged, since the 1990s, as the most common cause of ...
Witold, Zatoński, Joanna, Didkowska
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Technology Startups in Central and Eastern Europe: Are They CEE-Specific?
Post-Communist EconomiesAndrea Szalavetz
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FDI in Central and Eastern Europe’s (CEE) Agribusiness
Foreign Trade Review, 2016Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) had adopted restricted industrialization policy until 1990. The economic and social transition started after 1990, providing free atmosphere for foreign investments in CEE. Due to such interference, the early eminent countries were replaced by new eminent ones.
Takács, István, Barthi, Natin
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Contribution of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) to Nephrology
Journal of Nephrology, 2006Abstract: The Central and Eastern European (CEE) region now consisting of 19 countries with a total population of more than 400 million. From ancient times to recent years the history of this area has been tempestuous with often changing borders, loss of independence and its eventual recovery even after many years.
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Antibiotic policies in Central/Eastern Europe (CEE) after 1990
Journal of Hospital Infection, 1999Significant political and social changes in Eastern Europe have caused dramatic changes in healthcare: Centralized state drug policies were decentralized, vaccination strategies in some countries changed and directed financing of healthcare replaced by one or multiple health management organisations (HMO).
V, Krcmery, I M, Gould
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Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Banking on the Stock Market: Turbulence of 2020 – 2022
Communications of International Proceedings, 2023Recently, there have been many studies on the impact of the pandemic and Russia’s war against Ukraine on the stock markets, while very few of them directly affect the banking sector. The issue of banks’ strategies in such circumstances is suffocated by little coverage, especially since even the authors of the Fama-French analysis emphasized the ...
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Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE)
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2016This chapter examines the CEE activity of SWFs from two perspectives: CEE-based SWFs operating internationally and CEE as hosts to international SWF investments. The scales of both activities are marginal in global terms, yet the SWF footprint can be significant in isolated CEE industries or investment targets.
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Training and capacity building in central and eastern Europe through the EuroFIR and CEE networks
Food Chemistry, 2009Capacity building in food and nutrition aims to enhance knowledge and support infrastructural development in this field. International Network of Food Data Systems (INFOODS) was established on the basis of the recommendations of an international group convened under the auspices of the United Nations University (UNU).
Pavlovic, M. +7 more
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What technology of switching systems to adopt in central and eastern Europe (CEE) countries?
[Conference Record] GLOBECOM '92 - Communications for Global Users: IEEE, 2003The synthetical description of today's state of telecommunications (TC) networks in central and eastern Europe (CEE) countries and common global characteristics of the existing switching systems are mentioned. Social, economic and political goals and challenges are described to show that ISDN technology of switching systems is at present the best way ...
A. Zielinski, J. Michna
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