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Measuring Financial Integration in New EU Member States [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
The study considers three broad categories of financial integration measures: (i) price-based, which capture discrepancies in asset prices across different national mar kets; (ii) news-based, which analyse the impact that common factors have on the return process of an asset; (iii) quantity-based, which aim at quantifying the effects of frictions on ...
Markus Baltzer, Lorenzo Cappiello, Roberto A. De Santis, Simone Manganelli   +3 more
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Income Mobility in the New EU Member States

2015
In this chapter we investigate intragenerational income mobility in Central Eastern European Countries (CEECs) and Baltic Countries (BCs), vis-a-vis Western Europe, in the periods before and during the global crisis. Aspects related to individual income mobility are connected in a dynamic perspective to those of inequality since the movements of ...
ARISTEI, DAVID, PERUGINI, CRISTIANO
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Administrative Capacity in the New EU Member States [PDF]

, 2007
This study considers key aspects of administrative performance in three areas related to policy, people, and systems. First, in the field of policy, the study addresses issues of performance management, strategic planning and policy coordination and formulation.
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Gender Earnings Inequality in the New EU Member States

2015
The emphasis on economic and social equality was a hallmark of the socialist ideology. The countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union were actually able to maintain remarkably equal distributions of income under central planning, and were often identified as the most equal countries in the world (Atkinson and Micklewright, 1992). Yet,
PERUGINI, CRISTIANO, Selezneva, Ekaterina   +1 more
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EU Funds in the New Member States

2018
This chapter gives an overview of the contents of the book and its structure. It introduces the puzzle of absorption problems in Central and Eastern Europe, discusses potential explanations for these problems, and then highlights the approach of analysis.
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