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Sectoral productivity and real exchange rate appreciation: much ado about nothing?
Flek, Vladislav; Marková, Lenka; Podpiera, Jiří - 2002
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Euroization and inflation dynamics : estimates for the CEECs
Heimonen, Kari - 2002
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Estimating the impact of the Balassa-Samuelson effect on inflation and the real exchange rate during the transition
Égert, Balázs - In: Economic systems 26 (2002) 1, pp. 1-16
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Investigating the Balassa-Samuelson hypothesis in transition : do we understand what we see?
Égert, Balázs - 2002
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Does the productivity-bias hypothesis hold in the transition? : Evidence from five CEE economies in the 1990s
Égert, Balázs - In: Eastern European economics 40 (2002) 2, pp. 5-37
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The link between FEER and fiscal policy in a transitional period : the case of the Czech economy
Šmídková, Kateřina - In: Financial and monetary integration in the new Europe : …, (pp. 59-78). 2001
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The real exchange rate and the output response in four transition economies : a panel data study
Mitchell, Aleda; Pentecost, Eric J. - In: Exchange rate policies, prices, and supply-side …, (pp. 68-77). 2001
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Exchange rates and the supply response in the Czech Republic : is PPP a relevant rule for assessing the equilibrium?
Benáček, Vladimír - In: Exchange rate policies, prices, and supply-side …, (pp. 104-121). 2001
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Equilibrium Exchange Rates in the New EU Members : External Imbalances vs. Real Convergence
Alberola, Enrique - 2007
New EU members share two very marked features which have conflicting implications for the evolution of their real exchange rates in the long run: accelerated growth and systematic current account imbalances, which would anticipate, respectively an appreciation and a depreciation of their...
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