Add to ORKGThe tumbling of Socialist regimes in the CMEA countries in 1989 was accompanied by a decline in national incomes, accelerating inflation, growing budget deficits and mounting foreign debt. The slowdown in economic growth, while following a long-term trend marked by structural deficiencies, technological lags and low work incentives, was exacerbated by the flight of hundred-thousands of people from Bulgaria and the GDR as well as sluggish exports to the West of some countries compelling them to restrain imports. The transition to market economies now getting under way will almost inevitably lead through a period of recession and high unemployment.Schmerzhafter Übergang zur Marktwirtschaft. Die Wirtschaft der RGW-Länder und Jugoslawiens 1989/...
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Yugoslavia is one of the rapidly industrialising countries which has had a record of very high rates...
The economic realities of Southeast Europe changed, once again, in the 1990s. The joy of independenc...
Both the current economic situation and the short-term growth outlook of virtually all countries in ...
Economic growth in the whole area accelerated to a rate of 3.9 percent in 1988, the performance of i...
After the political upheaval in 1989, all central and eastern European countries have suffered a dee...
This report provides an overview of macro-economic developments in 1999 and discusses the economic o...
In 2000, for the first time since the beginning of transformation the economy grew in all CEECs. All...
After the demise of the socialist order in the countries of Eastern Europe, there was a difference i...
The economic recovery in the EU 15 in 2006 resulted in an acceleration of growth in Central and East...
The collapse of the Soviet political and economic system, epitomized by the fall of the Berlin Wall ...
In 1997, the five more advanced CEECs – the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia – pe...
After satisfactory performance of the transition countries in 2000, growth slowed down in 2001 as th...
The economic realities of Southeast Europe changed, once again, in the 1990s. The joy of independenc...
The paper deals with the problems related to economic development in Serbia and Southeast-European c...
Despite an economic slack in the EU 15 and, in many cases, the revaluated currencies, CEE countries ...
Yugoslavia is one of the rapidly industrialising countries which has had a record of very high rates...
The economic realities of Southeast Europe changed, once again, in the 1990s. The joy of independenc...
Both the current economic situation and the short-term growth outlook of virtually all countries in ...