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Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. A challenge to the enlarged Union's (EU …
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some moderate slowdown in Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Slovenia and Slovakia. A definite growth slowdown was only … and institutional adaptations, as well as ongoing gains in labour productivity remain important for maintaining export …
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transmission mechanism in Slovakia. Subject to various sensitivity checks, we find that contractionary monetary policy shock has a … policy shock on Slovak prices is more powerful than that of the National Bank of Slovakia. Slovak central bank interest rate …
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Examines legislative changes since 1990 in Central and Eastern European countries with regard to the mechanisms, institutions and levels of collective bargaining, the legal nature of collective agreements, union representativeness, and labour dispute settlement.
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Each monetary strategy with its targeting has its strengths and disadvantages. However, exchange rate targeting can be very useful especially at the beginning of transition process as it helps to stabilise inflation. We try to evaluate effectiveness of exchange rate targeting in the Slovak...
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Slovakia has realised several reforms after year 2000. One of the first reforms was restructuring of banking sector at … the Euro area. Consequently, banks in Slovakia could face a very demanding year 2009 rather successfully. For Slovakia the …
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In comparing with other Visegrad countries, Slovakia has since 1990 permanent difficulties to reach and maintain high …
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to substantial nominal zloty's depreciation against the euro. The Polish case is often contrasted with Slovakia that … the roles, i.e. checking if Poland really would have faced the same drop - and Slovakia the same boost - if it had been … Poland, not Slovakia, that adopted the euro at that point. Our counterfactual simulations based on a New Keynesian DSGE model …
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