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The three Baltic countries have been able to combine, Estonia since 1992 and Latvia and Lithuania since 1994, (1) a fixed exchange rate, (2) liberalisation of the capital account before having a well-functioning and fully supervised financial system, and (3) very large current account deficits....
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The paper provides a scenario exercise for Russian economic development until 2017. Russia will continue to grow for several years at least, as an emerging middle class drives consumption growth and structural change, though not in exports. Import propensity grows fast, and the recent current...
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Exchange rate and bond price reactions to changing fundamentals the case of Poland (by Andrzej Slawinski, p. 2) Agriculture in transition countries strong growth in grain output in 2001 (by Zdenek Lukas ,p. 9) Managing capital flows in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania (by Pekka Sutela, p. 17)...
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The papers in the present SUERF Study is a selection of the papers presented at a SUERF Workshop and Special OeNB East Jour Fixe held at Oesterreichische Nationalbank in Vienna on 23 January 2009. In his opening remarks (chapter 2), Ewald Nowotny, Governor of the Oesterreichische Nationalbank...
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