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From Inflation to Growth : Eight Years of Transition
Doyle, Peter - 1998
by export market growth; that inflation has been associated with weaker output only above a threshold inflation rate …
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The Transition Economies After Ten Years
Fischer, Stanley - 2000
This paper summarizes the macroeconomic performance of the transition economies. We first review the initial conditions confronting these economies, the reform strategy that was proposed, and the associated controversies that arose a decade ago. We then account for the widely different outcomes,...
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Corruption, Structural Reforms, and Economic Performance in the Transition Economies
Abed, George T. - 2000
economies. The paper finds that for four widely used measures of economic performance—growth, inflation, the fiscal balance, and …
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Stabilization and Growth in Transition Economies : The Early Experience
Fischer, Stanley - 1996
Soviet Union, and Mongolia for the period 1989-1994. Inflation rates have declined significantly in most countries following … an inflation stabilization program. Growth resumes after stabilization occurs, typically with a lag of about two years …. Reducing inflation thus appears to be a precondition for growth. An econometric analysis of the short-run determinants of …
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New Evidenceon Fiscal Adjustment and Growth in Transition Economies
Gupta, Sanjeev - 2006
This paper analyzes the relationship between fiscal adjustment and real GDP growth in a panel of 26 transition economies during 1992-2001. Unlike most previous studies using cross-country regressions, the paper finds a positive and statistically significant relationship between fiscal adjustment...
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Real Convergence to EU Income Levels : Central Europe From 1990 to the Long Term
Jiang, G. - 2001
The paper discusses factors likely to shape the nature and pace of economic growth of five Central European transition countries now engaged in accession to the European Union. It is organized around the standard growth accounting framework. The paper reviews the growth of these countries since...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014403601
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Globalization and Catching-Up : From Recession to Growth in Transition Economies
Kolodko, Gregorz W. - 2000
The transitional recession in countries of Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union has lasted much longer than expected. The legacy of the past and recent policy mistakes have both contributed to the slow progress. As structural reforms and gradual institution building have taken hold, the...
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Compliance with IMF Program Indicators and Growth in Transition Economies
Unigovskaya, Anna - 2000
This paper makes use of the IMF’s Database for Monitoring Fund Arrangements (MONA) to investigate whether transition countries that more successfully implement the conditionality of IMF programs tend to show a better performance on recovery and growth. It is not possible to determine a...
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Recovery and Growth in Transition Economies 1990-1997 : A Stylized Regression Analysis
International Monetary Fund - 1998
This paper analyzes the determinants of growth in 25 transition economies during 1990–97. The paper’s main finding is that macroeconomic stabilization, structural reform, and reduction of government expenditures are key to achieving sustainable growth. Although the initial effect of reforms...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014400100
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Savings, Investment, and Growth in Eastern Europe
Montiel, Peter - 1991
Even modest investment rates may achieve satisfactory rates of growth in the reforming economies of Eastern Europe because their relative capital scarcity implies high rates of productivity for capital. The most serious obstacle to private investment is uncertainty about the reform process,...
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