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This paper evaluates the cyclicality, inertia and effect of EU accession on fiscal policy in Central and Eastern Europe using a real time dataset. Budget balances are found to react in a stabilising way to economic activity, and they are less inert than is typically found in Western Europe....
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This paper analyses the problem faced by CEECs wishing to join the Euro who must hit both an inflation and exchange rate criterion during a period of nominal convergence. This process requires either an inflation differential, an appreciating nominal exchange rate, or a combination of the two,...
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and the United Kingdom have changed around the economic crisis that erupted in mid-2007. We document that in these three … the outburst of the crisis. We show, however, that these factors did not contaminate the relationship between … firmly anchored during the crisis. …
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currency crisis a regional or global phenomenon?; and (iii) By controlling for “cross-market rebalancing do other mechanisms … like "financial openness" increase the probability of a currency crisis? We introduce the concept of conditional … probability of joint failure (CPJF) to measure the linkages of currency crisis intra- and inter-regionally. From estimating this …
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. This concept is applied to the Netherlands and six OECD countries which experienced a financial crisis. …
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During the Great Crisis, most governments in industrial countries supported their domestic financial sector under …
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the Greek fiscal crisis influenced short- and mediumterm inflation expectations but had only a very small impact on long …
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