Publications: contains »'current account'« (70 publications found)
External Constraints on Sustainable Growth in Transition Countries
Kazimierz Laski
wiiw Research Report No. 281, October 2001
106 pages including 17 Tables and 4 Figures
Transition Countries in 2001: Robust Domestic Demand, Concerns About External Fragility Reappear
Peter Havlik
wiiw Research Report No. 277, July 2001
96 pages including 27 Tables and 12 Figures
Wirtschaftswachstum hat in Ost-Mitteleuropa Höhepunkt vorläufig überschritten (Reprint from: WIFO-Monatsberichte, Vol. 74, No. 5, May 2001)
Josef Pöschl
wiiw Research Report in German language No. 2001-05, May 2001
Prospects for Development in South-East Europe (Reprint; first published by Bank Austria, Vienna, December 2000)
Vasily Astrov and Vladimir Gligorov
wiiw Research Report No. 276, April 2001
59 pages including 34 Tables and 1 Figure
The Transition Economies: Externally Conditioned Improvements in 2000, Slowdowns and Adjustments Likely in 2001 and 2002
Leon Podkaminer
wiiw Research Report No. 275, February 2001
93 pages including 22 Tables and 5 Figures
Recent FDI Trends, Policies and Challenges in South-East European Countries
Gabor Hunya
wiiw Research Report No. 273, December 2000
49 pages incuding 25 Tables and 3 Figures
HUNGARY: Medium-term Forecast and Risk Assessment
Sandor Richter
wiiw Analytical Forecast No. 11-2000, November 2000
The Transition Countries in Early 2000: Improved Outlook for Growth, But Unemployment Is Still Rising
Peter Havlik
wiiw Research Report No. 266, June 2000
83 pages including 27 Tables and 8 Figures
Transition Countries Clamber Aboard the Business Boom in Western Europe. Upswing masks persistent transition-related problems
Josef Pöschl
wiiw Research Report No. 264, February 2000
102 pages including 27 Tables and 11 Figures
Development and Prospects of the 'Other Non-metallic Mineral Products' Industry in the Central and Eastern European Countries
Leon Podkaminer
wiiw Industry Study No. 2000/1, January 2000 plus free access to wiiw Industrial Database