We assess the impact of the Eurozone’s economic policies on specific South-Eastern European countries. Since these countries are connected to the EU or the Eurozone and the economic interdependence among them is evolving, we carried out our analysis using the VECMX framework.
In the present paper we assess the impact of the Eurozone’s economic policies on specific South-Eastern European countries, namely Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Romania, Slovenia and Turkey.
In this paper, we investigate the monetary transmission mechanism through interest rate and real effective exchange rate channels.
We allow for monetary, real, and financial variables to assess the relevant importance of each of the variables to exchange rate volatility in the case of selected EMU members and candidate countries.
The present study examines the relation between real stock returns and real industrial production (IP) growth for the UK and the US.
The purpose of the paper is twofold. Firstly, we test the validity of the PPP hypothesis for selected CEEC (Czech Republic; Hungary; Poland and Slovak Republic). Secondly, we attempt to define those countries' trade linkages between Euro Area; US and the rest of the world.
In this study, we attempt to examine the possibility of emergence of significant fluctuations of the exchange rates in the future for the candidate EMU countries.
This paper sheds light on the importance of the validity of PPP hypothesis for the accessing process of the candidate countries towards EMU.
This paper proposes an alternative way of testing FOREX efficiency for developing countries
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