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The paper is the first part of a broader empirical study that considers the entry timing of accession economies into … five accession economies. The first conclusion is that is not possible to search for one-for-all answers as to timing and … exchange-rate regimes. Each of the accession countries should decide in accordance with specific country characteristics …
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The world raw material market has undergone a great change in the recent years. One of the essential reasons is the rapid economic growth of many former developing countries such as China, India, Indonesia, Brazil, Vietnam, etc. These countries were historically and typically producers and...
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fi nance, lack of transparency and possible corruption. In this context the paper mainly mentiones the following: lack of …, economic ineffi ciency of public contracts, lack of openness of public contracts , lack of transparency of the public contract …
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of public debt management in the Czech Republic, citing the country?s increasing level of public debt and accession to …
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. However, this type of firm is connected with a lot of problems (transparency, effectiveness). The paper is divided into five …
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