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EU Membership for Central Europe : Commitments, Speed and Conditionality

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de Crombrugghe, A
Minton-Beddoes, Z
Sachs, J-D
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This paper givers a motivation and a mothod for a fast intergration of the reforming countries of central Europe into the European union. The motivation is based on a model of self-fulfilling prophecies where the expectation of entry can trigger the coordination of expectations towards a fast-growth, catch-up equilibrium, and help central Europe avoid the stagnation equilibrium. The method is a set of conditions and a target date which ensure that the new members will not destabilize the Union but contribute to its development.

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Paper provided by Notre-Dame de la Paix, Sciences Economiques et Sociales in its series Papers with number 29.

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Date of creation: 1996
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Keywords: GENERAL EQUILIBRIUM; EUROPE; ECONOMIC INTEGRATION; INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS; ECONOMIC MODELS; EXPECTATIONS; SPECULATION;

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