specifications include dummies of being a member of EU and Central European Free Trade Agreement. Being an EU Member state is …) representatives of Central and Eastern Europe. As these countries expand their economy and meet the requirements of EU membership … are: •To describe the differences in economic and export growths among the various transition economies in terms of …

Central and Eastern Europe. Convergence with the developed EU is slowing and these countries will need to develop growth …An empirical estimate shows that FDI has had only a weak positive impact on GDP growth in transition economies of …

Starting on 1st of May 2004, 11 countries in Central-Eastern and South Eastern Europe and in the Baltics (EU11) joined …

separates EU-5 countries from South Eastern European countries and Ukraine in terms of services labor productivity. Although a … large gap in productivity also separates EU-8 countries from EU-15 countries, that gap was reduced from 1997 to 2004 as most …

countries (EU-28), the Euro Area countries (EA-19), and the Eastern European Countries (EEC). An empirical model for this …

The European Union has not defined its limits in geographical terms. Each enlargement has led and will lead to a …

faced by many European economies, and the addition of new EU countries to the EMU. By means of unit root tests and … fractional integration it shows that, in general, the ratio of current account to gross domestic product is a stationary and mean …