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Accelerating GDP Growth, Improved Prospects for European Integration

Astrov, Vasily; Gligorov, Vladimir; Havlik, Peter; … - 2005

The external conditions facing the transition economies slightly improved on balance during the year 2004. The eight new EU member states of Central and Eastern Europe (NMS-8) recorded higher GDP growth (5% on average) than in the previous year, largely thanks to expanding domestic demand - in...

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Back from the Peak, Growth in Transition Countries Returns to Standard Rate of Catching-up

Astrov, Vasily; Gligorov, Vladimir; Havlik, Peter; … - 2005

, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Serbia and Montenegro, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, and China). A short analysis of …-nationalization and the lacklustre programme of the new government. China continues to register extremely rapid GDP growth, despite some …

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Strong Growth, Driven by Exports in the NMS and by Consumption in the Future EU Members

Astrov, Vasily; Gligorov, Vladimir; Havlik, Peter; … - 2006

. In China, GDP grew by nearly 10% driven by both external and domestic demand. A slight growth deceleration is expected …

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Broader-based Growth Resilient to Global Uncertainties

Astrov, Vasily; Bosnic, Zlatko; Gligorov, Vladimir; … - 2006

Under favourable external conditions, the economies of the New EU Member States (NMS) fared even better in the first quarter of 2006 than in 2005. Investment accelerated sharply and industry is proving buoyant. Labour productivity has registered strong gains, unit labour costs declined. This is...

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Private Consumption and Flourishing Exports Keep the Region on High Growth Track

Astrov, Vasily; Bosnic, Zlatko; Gligorov, Vladimir; … - 2007

since the 'orange revolution'. In China, GDP grew by 10.7%, driven by investment and an exploding trade surplus but …

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High Growth Continues, with Risks of Overheating on the Horizon

Astrov, Vasily; Bosnic, Zlatko; Gligorov, Vladimir; … - 2007

stability in the country remain bleak. GDP grew by 11.1% in China in the first quarter of 2007, faster than expected by most …

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Trade in Goods and Services between the EU and the BRICs

Havlik, Peter; Pindyuk, Olga; Stöllinger, Roman - 2009

This policy paper, prepared as part of the Background Study for the European Competitiveness Report 2009, analyses the external trade in goods and services between the EU and the BRICs. The paper starts with the analysis of the global position of the EU and the BRICs in world trade (using the...

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Models of BRICs' Economic Development and Challenges for EU Competitiveness

Ghosh, Jayati; Havlik, Peter; Poplawski-Ribeiro, Marcos; … - 2009

China. The BRICs show many common features, such as big land size, large population, fast economic growth etc., but …-led, supported by exports; and China's economic development is driven by manufacturing exports and investment. Finally, we explore …

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