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The Portuguese growth and convergence experience after EU membership can be divided into two periods: 1986-1998, a … convergence period during which growth in the Portuguese economy accelerated and Portugal grew faster than the EU14 average; and a …, with Portugal falling behind relative to the EU14 in recent years as far as the former are concerned. In order to better …
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Small and Medium-sized Enterprises are recognized as the backbone of every economy and the key source of economic growth, dynamism and flexibility in advanced industrialized, as well as in transitional and developing countries. Policymakers are conclusive in attempt to promote the more dynamic...
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The convergence of Serbia’s banking sector to the EU Member States banking sectors may be investigated by the … convergence level of Serbia’s banking sector towards the EU average was evaluated in relation to the two main groups - the old EU … Member States (EU15) and the new EU Member States (NMS). The reference groups for the banking sector in Serbia are the new EU …
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-economic policy. This paper discusses the SME development in Poland since its accession to the EU in 2004. In this context, the … authors examine the question of whether the SME development policies following Poland’s integration into the EU has … EU has created a better environment for entrepreneurship development than it was in the pre-accession phase. In this …
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domestic economy. It seems more certain that in near future Republic of Serbia shall become candidate for new member of EU … agriculture with those realized in one of the states that recently approached EU (Republic of Romania was singled out as a country … approaching EU. …
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