Titlebook: EU Enlargement and its Macroeconomic Effects in Eastern Europe; Currencies, Prices, Hubert Gabrisch (Head of Division),Rüdiger Pohl (P Boo

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Adjusting the Common Agricultural Policy for an EU Eastern Enlargement: Alternatives and Impacts on security of market access, competitiveness and stability in economic policy settings. The latter comprise aspects such as historical links, political security and stability and observing minority rights.

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Book 1999ons, trade deficits) is rejected. The authors discuss the lack of competitiveness of Eastern countries and their need for structural adjustments (in the financial sector, in agriculture, and in manufacturing) in order for them to survive and thrive in their new economic environment.

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Effects of Accession to the EU on Prices, Wages and Aggregate Demand in CEE Countriesarly accession exerted by the transition countries on the one hand, and in the EU’s procrastination policy on the other. This prejudice holds that under present general conditions — that is, differ-ent factor endowments in the East and the West, hence, relatively low wages in the East, and current E

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Macroeconomic Problems of Trade Liberalisation and EU Eastern Enlargementvak Republic, which have already concluded association agreements with the European Union, and we shall investigate only two new moments which are generally expected to happen after the CEECs have joined the Union. These are: a much stronger inflow of foreign capital, especially foreign direct inves

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Non-tradable Goods and Deviations Between Purchasing Power Parities and Exchange Rates: Evidence fro1991) for a comprehensive survey. The hypothesis linking persistent discrepancies between PPPs and exchange rates to the presence of relatively cheap non-tradable goods (for example, services) in relatively poorer countries is the oldest (dating back to David Ricardo) and simplest one. Why are servi

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