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The Euroarea and the new EU member states

2003
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van Foreest, PW, de Vries, Casper
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The Euroarea and the New EU Member States

2004
List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations List of Contributors Preface Foreword PART I: GENERAL POLICY ISSUES FOR THE ACCESSION COUNTRIES Introduction - Monetary Integration of Central and East European Accession Countries: The Pros and Cons of Speedy versus more Gradual Strategies P.Backe and C.Wojcik Is Accession to EMU More Justifiable ex
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Migration to Sweden from the New EU Member States

2007
Sweden did not apply any transitional rules for migrants coming from the ten new European Union member states in May 2004. The migration to Sweden from these countries also increased, especially from Poland and the Baltic states, even if not to the same extent as the immigration to Ireland and the UK (two countries with transitory rules of minor ...
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FDI spillovers in new EU member states

Economics of Transition, 2010
AbstractUsing an unbalanced panel of firm‐level data in Bulgaria, Poland and Romania, we examine the impact of foreign firms on domestic firms’ productivity. In particular, we try to answer the following research questions: (1) Are there any spillover effects of foreign direct investments (FDI), and if so, are they positive or negative?
Nicolini, M, RESMINI, LAURA SANTA
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The Elderly Poor in the EU's New Member States

2012
To what extent is the financial position of the elderly in the NMS more vulnerable than that of the old member states (or the EU-15), due to a rather unfavorable starting point and the possible impact of pension reforms? This is the main issue of the current research report.
A. Gabos, R. Gal, J. Kosta, N. Kump, A. Lenart, K. Pietka, N. Stropnik, J. Vokoun, M. Tiruneh   +8 more
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The Food Industry in the New EU Member States

Outlook on Agriculture, 2009
The food industries of Eastern European countries are described and evaluated in comparison with the food industry in the European Union as a whole. Most of the indicators investigated show a considerable degree of specificity, which should be taken into account in European policy measures for the sector's competitiveness.
Henning Harre, Frauke Pirscher
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Canada – the new member state of the EU? – Rules and History of EU Memberships

IU Discussion Papers Business und Management
This paper investigates the theoretical feasibility and implications of Canadian accession to the European Union (EU), a scenario that challenges conventional geographic and political boundaries of EU enlargement. Prompted by recent shifts in global geopolitics and Canadian public opinion, the study evaluates whether Canada meets the legal, political ...
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EU Enlargement and Democracy in New Member States

2006
This hope was echoed in the public discourse and in the literature. At a minimum, accession was viewed as providing CEE states with a guarantee against things going really bad and thus with extra protection against potentially sliding into chaos, authoritarianism, and uncontrolled corruption.
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Fiscal Consolidation in the EU's New Member States [PDF]

, 2011
During the financial crisis, new EU Member States have experienced large current account deficits as a result of the freezing of financial markets. Persistently high structural debts can threaten long-term economic growth, but fiscal consolidation has to be achieved without a jump in interest rates.
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News from the EU Member States: Belgium

2008
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Bribosia, Emmanuelle, Rorive, Isabelle
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