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member states of the European Union and Croatia to assess whether these countries used the boom years of 2003-07 to create …
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issues of the Republic of Croatia. Although bank restructuring and privatization have strengthened the financial sector …
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In this study, the economic stability of Croatia is overviewed after the global crisis. The reforms outlined in the … Croatia’s resilience to external vulnerabilities, while exercising caution toward shifts …
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Croatia's economic growth accelerated, but external imbalances continued to increase. Executive Directors commended the …
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References to policy credibility, particularly with regard to fiscal policy, are ubiquitous in both economic literature and financial markets, even though it is not directly observable. The case of the EU new member states (NMS)-emerging markets joining a supranational entity that is generally...
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This paper on the Baltic countries analyzes medium-term fiscal issues related to European Union (EU) and NATO accession. The paper supports the Baltic authorities’ intention to aim at balancing their budgets over the economic cycle. The paper describes the Baltics’ current fiscal position...
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In recent years, fiscal performance in Central Europe has steadily deteriorated, in contrast to the improvement in the Baltics. This paper explores the determinants of such differences among countries slated for EU accession. Regression estimates suggest that economic and institutional...
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