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...Rotterdam In COOPERATION with: Venue wiiw, Rahlgasse 3, 1060 Vienna, lecture hall (entrance from the ground floor) Description As of 2008, an estimated twelve million immigrants live illegally in...
...of Vienna In COOPERATION with: Venue wiiw, Rahlgasse 3, 1060 Vienna, lecture hall (entrance from the ground floor) Description We examine the qualitative and quantitative predictions of a heterogeneous...
...of Groningen In COOPERATION with: Venue wiiw, Rahlgasse 3, 1060 Vienna, lecture hall (entrance from the ground floor) Description R&D activities by one industry can have positive effects on the...
...of Innsbruck In COOPERATION with: Venue wiiw, Rahlgasse 3, 1060 Vienna, lecture hall (entrance from the ground floor) Description The focus of this work is to measure the effects of Structural Adjustment...
...of the Foundation on ECONOMIC Trends Venue Bruno Kreisky Forum for International Dialogue, Armbrustergasse 15, 1190 Vienna Description Organized by wiiw in COOPERATION with Bruno Kreisky Forum for International...
... Seminar organized in COOPERATION with the Joint Vienna Institute We study a simple neoclassical model of investment in a developing country, modified to allow for long-term projects and short-term debt. Early signals indicating low productivity...
... Austria's ECONOMIC relations with Ukraine (by V. Astrov; pp. 1-3) Keywords: ECONOMIC COOPERATION, neighbourhood policy Countries covered: Austria, Ukraine Topics: International Trade and Competitiveness; Foreign Direct Investment;...
... Austria's ECONOMIC relations with Russia (by V. Astrov; pp. 1-5)Keywords: ECONOMIC COOPERATION, neighbourhood policy Countries covered: Austria, Russia Topics: International Trade and Competitiveness; Foreign Direct Investment; ECONOMIC...
...Deputy Director General for ECONOMIC Policy and International Financial Institutions at the Austrian Ministry of Finance; Deputy Governor for Austria in the World Bank Group, African Development Bank and Inter-American Development Bank. He also served...
... The current global ECONOMIC crisis is affecting the countries of Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CEE and SEE) in some ways more severely than other European countries. Moreover these economies face more con-straints in putting the...
...that the current global ECONOMIC crisis enforces an adjustment process in the countries of Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CEE and SEE) in the form of real exchange rate depreciation. Because of the weakness of financial institutions and built-up...
...Professor Emerita of ECONOMICs, University of Maryland and American University Venue Renner-Institut, Hoffingergasse 26, 1120 Vienna, Bruno Kreisky Saal Description Lecture organized by Renner Institute in COOPERATION...
RR349 ECONOMIC Developments in the Wider Black Sea Region Vasily Astrov and Peter Havlik wiiw Research Report No. 349, September 2008 27 pages including 5 Tables and 1 Figure ...
...Institute for International ECONOMIC Studies (wiiw), focuses on the International Monetary Fund (IMF). For the past 60 years, the IMF has had the task of fostering international monetary COOPERATION, securing financial stability, facilitating openness...
...Impact of EU Enlargement on ECONOMIC Restructuring in Russia and Future Relations between Russia and the European Union Svetlana Pavlovna Glinkina and Nataliya Vladimirovna Kulikova wiiw Research Report No. 338, March 2007 42 pages...
... Infrastructural Needs & ECONOMIC Development in Southeastern Europe: The Case of Rail and Road Transport Infrastructure Edward Christie, Vladimir Gligorov and Mario Holzner wiiw Balkan Observatory Working Paper No. 60, December...
...itself also in their ECONOMIC relations. The EU is a relatively important trading partner for Russia and (although less so) for Ukraine. However, apart from being suppliers of energy carriers and metals, the role of Russia and Ukraine as trading partners...
... Overall ECONOMIC growth in China is expected to reach 8.5% in 2003, the highest rate since the Asian ECONOMIC crisis in 1997/98. However, the expansion was harshly interrupted in the second quarter of the year by the outbreak of SARS...
...structural reforms and macroECONOMIC and institutional environment. Added long-term factors revealed positive association with short term output growth during the transition period – it is obvious that these factors (FDI, exports, imports of inputs,...