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Winners and losers of EU integration : policy issues for Central and Eastern Europe
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- Creator
- Helena Tang, editor
- Format
- Books
- Language
- English
- Contributors
- Publication
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- Washington, D.C. : World Bank, c2000
- Series
- Physical Details
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- xiv, 326 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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- ISBNs
- 0821344277, 9780821344279, 9786610015108, 0585285462, 1280015101
- OCLC
- ocm45728388, ocm43810777
- Description based upon print version of record.
- Includes bibliographical references.
- English
- Contents; FOREWORD; NETWORKING TOWARD EU INTEGRATION; CONTRIBUTORS; 1. Overview; Part I Winners and Losers of EU Integration in Central and Eastern Europe: Cross-Country Reports; 2. The Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, the Slovak Republic, and Slovenia; 3. The Baltic States: The Economic Dimension; 4. The Baltic States: The Political and Social Dimensions; 5. Bulgaria and Romania; Part II Winners and Losers of EU Integration in Central and Eastern Europe: Country Reports; 6. The Czech Republic; 7. Hungary; 8. Poland; 9. The Slovak Republic; 10. Slovenia; Part III EU Perspectives
- 11. Internal Problems of the European Union That Might Obstruct an Enlargement Toward the East 12. Portugal's EU integration: Lessons for Future Enlargements; INDEX; TABLES; 3.A1 The Main Bilateral Economic Agreements between the Baltic States and the European Union; 3.A2 Instruments of Baltic States' Integration into the European Union; 3.A3 Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity in 1998; 3.A4 Employed Persons by Economic Activity, 1998, May; 3.A5 Selected Macroeconomic Indicators, 1998; 3.A6 Export Structure by Trade Partners in 1998; 3.A7 Import Structure by Trade Partners in 1998
- 3.A8 Losers and Winners: Free Movement of Goods 3.A9 Losers and Winners: Free Movement of Labor; 3.A10 Losers and Winners: Free Movement of Services; 3.A11 Losers and Winners: Free Movement of Capital; 3.A12 Losers and Winners: Common Agricultural Policy; 3.A13 Losers and Winners: Economic and Monetary Union; 3.A14 General Table: Losers and Winners in the Selected Areas; 4.1 Gross Domestic Product Per Capita Using Purchasing Power Parity; 4.2 Baltic States HDI Value and HDI Rank, 1993-1999; 4.3 Views of Respondents on Winners and Losers (PHARE 1997)
- 4.4 Views of Respondents on Winners and Losers 4.5 Distribution of Risk of Social Exclusion by Gender, Age, Nationality, and Education of Respondents in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, According to the Norbalt Data; 6.1 Basic Macroeconomic Indicators; 6.2 Support of the CR's Entry into the EU; 6.3 Territorial Structure of Czech Exports; 6.4 GDP Per Capita of Czech Regions for 1998; 6.5 GDP Per Capita; 6.6 Gross Wages According to Branches of the Economy; 6.7 Sectoral Structure of National Economy, According to GDP in Current Prices; 6.8 Average Gross Monthyl Wage in CZK, According to Regions
- 6.9 Unemployment Rate at the End of the Year (Percentages), According to Regions 6.10 Gross Wages, According to Education; 7.A1 Regional Differences in Hungary (1996); 8.1 GDP Structure in Poland in Current Prices, 1992-97; 8.2 GDP Per Capita in Voivodships (Provinces), 1995-97; 9.1 Selected Indicators by Slovak Regions in 1997; 9.A1 Estimations of Gravity Equations for Selected Commodity Groups; 9.A2 Projections of Slovak Exports to EU6, Average Annual Growth Rates; 9.A3 Projections of Slovak Exports to Hungary, Average Annual Growth Rates
- 9.A4 Projections of Slovak Exports to Poland, Average Annual Growth Rates