Titlebook: Balance of Payments, Exchange Rates, and Competitiveness in Transition Economies; Mario I. Blejer,Marko Škreb Book 1999 Springer Science+B

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Financing the Transition to a Market Economy: External Borrowing in the Baltics and CIS Regionrecent years. Although not especially high by the standards of most developing countries, the current level of debt is nevertheless remarkable, given that it was zero or close to zero less than six years ago. This statement does not apply to Russia, which began with all the inherited debts of the US

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Geographic Diversification of Trade in Transition Economiesquiring a long time, even if the beginning needed to be quick or shock-like. If for convenience we mark the beginning as Poland’s January 1990 leap toward the market (.; ., esp. Introduction), nearly a decade has passed, and much has been learned, much has been achieved, and, especially in those cou

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A Model of Real Exchange-Rate Determination in Transition Economiesd financial markets and trade barriers. Others observe that capital mobility is . quite high and trade barriers quite low, so that the proper reference is theories that fit developed economies. Yet the behavior of the exchange rate in transition economies exhibits some unique features that warrant separate theorizing.

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Toward Virtual Exchange-Rate Stability in Western and Eastern Europen with the Advent of EMUzech Republic, Hungary, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, and Poland. Other CEECs could be considered for EU membership in the not-too-distant future—the Balkan-2 (Bulgaria and Romania), the Baltic-3 (Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania), and counties like Croatia and other parts of the former Yugoslavia or the former Soviet Union.

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Book 1999es dealing with the different issues related to theliberalization of external relations in economies moving from asocialist to a market-based system The focus is on external sectordevelopments, and the topics deal with balance of payments conditions,exchange rate policies and regimes, international

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