Economic Integration and Interdependence in Central and Eastern Europe
Absztrakt :
The volume reviews the processes and results of
economic integration as well as patterns of interdependence in case of seven Central and Eastern
European countries between 1989 and 2016. It
presents country-specific experiences resulted from
economic integration and interdependence. Based
on these experiences, this comparative volume tries
to identify the similarities and differences in paths
followed by these countries and their impact on economic convergence. 13% of Europe’s population live
in these seven countries and this group contributes
with 7.8% to the nominal GDP produced a year in
Europe. All country-specific reports of the volume
analyse the economic transformation process of the
examined countries focusing on integration and
interdependence in relation to other European countries. The reports that are based on literature review
and the analysis of statistical data, expound the main
macroeconomic indicators and trends of the countries
in order to provide a comprehensive picture.