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Romania and Integration into the European Model of E-Inclusion : From Access to the Use of Advanced Communication Services – The Social Dimension of Internet Diffusion in Romania:...

Turlea, Geomina; Ciupagea, Constantin; Olle Sanz, Esteve - 2012

The paper looks at a representative sample of Romanian Internet users, intending to differentiate between factors that are influencing the frequency of use. It describes the statistical setting of occasional users versus the group of regular Internet users that currently represent the main...

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Romania : Ten Years of EU Membership

Hunya, Gábor - 2017

By joining the European Union as of 1st of January 2007, Romania made use of a window of opportunity which may not have … overheating to depression and back again to overheating has been amplified by pro-cyclical economic policy. Romania has been a …

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FDI in Bulgaria and Romania in the Wake of EU Accession

Kalotay, Kalman - 2009

Bulgaria's and Romania's transition from central planning to market economy has been long and difficult. The lateness … transition economy candidates for membership. The delayed transition and 'Europeanization' of Bulgaria and Romania have been … foreign direct investment. Despite the major labour cost and corporate tax advantages of locations Bulgaria and Romania, these …

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Romania's Accession to the European Union : Economic Conditions

Horga, Ioan - 2014

People see the integration process as an opportunity for Romania to overcome this difficult economic situation, as a …

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Romanian SME Facing the Challenge of European Accession

Grama, Ana; Fotache, Doina - 2006

Small and medium-sized enterprises, besides science and technology, may be a decisive factor in transforming a national economy. SME are not only a new social pattern, but they won a well-defined position, especially due to their adaptation possibilities, the large number of jobs provided, the...

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The rowth effects of Bulgaria and Romania's EU accession : a synthetic control method examination$dAndrzej Cieślik, Mehmet Burak Turgut

Cieślik, Andrzej; Turgut, Mehmet Burak - 2024

groups: the treatment group that included Bulgaria and Romania and the control group that included Armenia, China, Egypt … Romania. However, these effects have become noticeable only since 2014, seven years after the EU accession. Therefore, we … & Recommendations: We demonstrate that the real GDP per capita of Bulgaria and Romania increased on average by 188 and 644 USD per year …

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Did the European Unification Induce Economic Growth? In Search of Scale-Effects and Persistent Changes

Vanhoudt, Patrick - Economics Institute for Research (SIR), … - 1998

In this paper we investigate whether the European unification has had an impact on the Union's average labor productivity growth. Based on a time series approach we do not find a scale-effect as suggested by new growth theory. However, the data do not reject the hypothesis that the EU growth...

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A Success Story? Happiness in the New Post-Communist EU Member States

Baltatescu, Sergiu - 2011

Ten of the post-communist countries managed to integrate into EU. Which are the subjective outcomes of socio-economic transformations in these countries? Did they manage to increase their citizens’ happiness in this process? To give an answer to these questions I used data from Candidate...

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Distance in Time between Transition Economies and the European Union

Sicherl, Pavle - 1999

The time distance methodology used offers a new perspective to the problem, an additional statistical measure, and a presentation tool for policy analysis and debate readily understood by policy makers, media and general public. Disparity between the analysed transition economies and EU...

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Tax Burden in Transition Economies and the European Union : A Comparative Study

McGee, Robert W. - 2009

Tax systems have become increasingly complex in recent decades. There is no such thing as a single tax. There are individual income taxes, corporate income taxes, sometimes local income taxes. There are a variety of indirect taxes, such as the value added tax (VAT), various kinds of excise...

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