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Modeling of exports flows in the Visegrad sub-region

Clarke, Daniel; Slovik, Patrik - In: Ekonomický časopis : časopis pre ekonomickú … 55 (2007) 8, pp. 747-761

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Implications of the European integration : revisiting the hypothesis of "hub-and-spokes" model

Akhvlediani, Tinatin; Śledziewska, Katarzyna - In: Baltic journal of economics 17 (2017) 1, pp. 45-56

Already in 1994, Baldwin predicted the formation of the 'hub-and-spokes' model to describe the outcomes of economic integration across the European Union (EU) implying marginalization of the new EU member states. We examine the validity of this hypothesis by putting an emphasis on Visegrad group...

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Foreign direct investment in the Visegrad countries after 2004 : have the Visegrad countries' membership in the European Union changed something?

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Reading the footprints : how foreign investors shape countries' participation in global value chains

Buelens, Christian; Tirpák, Marcel - In: Comparative economic studies 59 (2017) 4, pp. 561-584

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Economic integration, foreign investment and international trade : the effects of membership of the European Union

Bruno, Randolph; Campos, Nauro; Estrin, Saul; Tian, Meng - 2017

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Reading the footprints : how foreign investors shape countries' participation in global value chains

Buelens, Christian; Tirpák, Marcel - 2017

We show that traditional gravity variables play a significant role in explaining trade flows related to global value chain participation. We find evidence that cooperation costs - measured by linguistic and geographical proximity - are more relevant for trade that reflects cross-border...