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2007, Volume 45, Issue 1

• 6-28 Foreign Direct Investment in Hungary: Industry and Its Spatial Effects
  by Eva Kiss
• 29-58 The Shadow Economy in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, and Slovenia: The Labor Approach
  by Bojan Nastav & Å tefan Bojnec
• 59-76 Economic Convergence Between the CEE-8 and the European Union
  by Zbigniew Matkowski & Mariusz Próchniak
• 77-94 The Effect of Property Rights on the Relationship Between Economic Growth and Pollution for Transition Economies
  by Ebru Guven Solakoglu

2006, Volume 44, Issue 6

• 3-100 Last Chance: An Eighteen-Month Program for Stabilization and Reforms in Hungary
  by István Csillag & Péter Mihályi & Josef C. Brada

2006, Volume 44, Issue 5

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-37 What Are Their Words Worth?: The Political Plans and Economic Pains of Fiscal Consolidations in the New EU Member States
  by Jan Zápal & Ondřej Schneider
• 38-71 Foreign Ownership and Productivity in Polish Industry: The Case of Polish Manufacturing, 1993-2002
  by Konrad Pawlik
• 72-90 Foreign Direct Investment in Southeast European Countries: The Role of the Service Sector
  by Lorena Škuflić & Valerija Botrić
• 91-100 Determinants of Workers' Remittances: Turkish Evidence from High-Frequency Data
  by Ahmet Murat Alper & Bilin Neyapti

2006, Volume 44, Issue 4

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-31 Banking Efficiency in the Context of European Integration
  by Daniel Stavárek
• 32-59 Is the Collapse of Agricultural Output in the CEECs a Good Indicator of Economic Performance? A Total Factor Productivity Analysis
  by Axel Tonini & Roel Jongeneel
• 60-81 Sustainability of the Slovenian Pension System: An Analysis with an Overlapping-Generations General Equilibrium Model
  by Miroslav Verbič & Boris Majcen & Renger Van Nieuwkoop
• 82-96 Testing the Theory of Purchasing Power Parity for Slovenia and Hungary
  by Darja Borš;ič & Jani Bekő

2006, Volume 44, Issue 3

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-28 Regional Unemployment and Industrial Restructuring in Poland
  by Andrew Newell & Francesco Pastore
• 29-59 Neural Network Approaches to Estimating FDI Flows: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe
  by Darius Plikynas & Yusaf H. Akbar
• 60-78 Partner Selection Criteria as Determinants of Firm Performance in Joint Ventures: Evidence from Greek Joint Ventures in Eastern Europe
  by Ioannis-Dionysios Salavrakos & Chris Stewart
• 79-96 Determinants of Greek FDI Outflows in the Balkan Region: The Case of Greek Entrepreneurs in Bulgaria
  by Aristidis Bitzenis

2006, Volume 44, Issue 2

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-22 Does Product Differentiation Explain the Increase in Exports of Transition Countries?
  by Yener Kandogan
• 23-39 The Relationship Between Money and Output in the Czech Republic Evidence from Var Analysis
  by Vladimír Tomšík & Dana Viktorová
• 40-59 The Puzzle of Czech Economic Growth
  by Eva Zamrazilová
• 60-70 Analysis of Subjective Economic Well-Being in Slovenia
  by Miroslav Verbič & Tine Stanovnik
• 71-90 Economic Policy Mix in Slovenia and the Road to the European Monetary Union
  by Mejra Festić & Jani Bekő

2006, Volume 44, Issue 1

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-24 Exchange Rate Variability and Foreign Direct Investment: Consequences of EMU Enlargement
  by Michal Brzozowski
• 25-58 The Importance of Telecommunications Reform in Russia's Accession to the WTO
  by Jesper Jensen & Thomas Rutherford & Thomas Rutherford & Thomas Rutherford
• 59-82 Monitoring Poverty Without Consumption Data : An Application Using the Albania Panel Survey
  by Carlo Azzarri & Gero Carletto & Benjamin Davis & Alberto Zezza
• 83-103 Outlook for CEEC Agricultural Markets After EU Accession
  by Emil Erjavec & Trevor Donnellan & Stane Kavcic

2006, Volume 43, Issue 6

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-30 Wine Quality and Regional Reputation: Hedonic Analysis of the Bulgarian Wine Market
  by Nivelin Noev
• 31-52 Health Care in Small Areas of Three Command Economies: What Do the Data Tell Us?
  by Sherman Folland
• 53-65 An Estimation of the Human Capital Stock in Eastern and Central Europe
  by Péter Földvári & Bas Van Leeuwen
• 66-81 Modeling Inflation Dynamics in Transition Economies: The Case of Ukraine
  by Boriss Siliverstovs & Olena Bilan

2005, Volume 43, Issue 5

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-24 The Role of Tax Depreciation for Investment Decisions: A Comparison of European Transition Countries
  by Chang Woon Nam & Doina Maria Radulescu
• 25-45 Toward a Transaction Cost Theory of Organizational Change in Transitional Agriculture
  by Vladislav Valentinov & Jarmila Curtiss
• 46-73 Is Russia Drifting Toward an Oil-Rentier Economy?
  by Aurèlia Mañé Estrada & Carmen De La Cámara Arilla
• 74-100 The Foreign Trade Pattern and Foreign Trade Specialization in the European Union: A Comparison of Six New Member/Candidate Countries and the EU/15
  by Bahri Yilmaz

2005, Volume 43, Issue 4

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-26 Why Do Financial Markets Move Together?: An Investigation of Greek and Turkish Markets
  by Konstantinos Drakos & Ali M. Kutan
• 27-51 Pension Reform in the New EU Member States: Will a Three-Pillar Pension System Work?
  by Helmut Wagner
• 52-78 Foreign Direct Investment and Transformation: Evolution and Impacts in the Polish Economy
  by Anna Zorska
• 79-103 Does the Efficient Market Hypothesis Hold?: Evidence from Six Transition Economies
  by Timotej Jagric & Boris Podobnik & Marko Kolanovic

2005, Volume 43, Issue 3

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-20 Evaluation of Consumption and Welfare Changes Under Economic Transition in Rural Poland
  by Sonya Kostova Huffman
• 21-54 Long-Run Current Account Deficits in Transition Economies : A Neoclassical Explanation
  by Petr Duczynski
• 55-77 How Credible Are the Exchange Rate Regimes of the New EU Countries? : Empirical Evidence from Market Sentiment
  by Christian Bauer & Bernhard Herz
• 78-102 Eastern Germany in the Process of Catching Up : The Role of Foreign and West German Investors in Technological Renewal
  by Jutta Günther & Oliver Gebhardt

2005, Volume 43, Issue 2

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-24 Euro Adoption in the New EU Member Countries: Speed Limits on a One-Way Road
  by Stanislav Šaroch & Martin Srholec & VladimãR TomšãK
• 25-56 Trade Reintegration of Southeastern Europe : The Role of Slovenia
  by Joz+E P. Damijan & Mojmir Mrak
• 57-72 The Impact of Current Account Reversals on Growth in Central and Eastern Europe
  by Martin Melecky
• 73-94 Growth and Convergence in European Transition Economies : The Impact of Foreign Direct Investment
  by Jasminka Sohinger

2005, Volume 43, Issue 1

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Joseph C. Brada
• 5-33 Factor Endowment and Market Size in EU-CEE Trade : Would Human Capital Change Actual Quality Trade Patterns?
  by Anna Maria A Ferragina & Francesco Pastore
• 34-58 What Have We Learned from the Changeover to the Euro?: Lessons for Accession Countries from Catalonian Firms
  by Juan C. Duque & Raul Ramos & Jordi Suri�Ach
• 59-81 EU Trade with the Balkans : Large Room for Growth?
  by Marco Montanari
• 82-115 Asymmetric Fluctuation Bands in the ERM and ERM II : Lessons and Challenges for New EU Member States of Central and Eastern Europe
  by Balázs �Gert & Rafañ Kierzenkowski & Rafañ Kierzenkowski & Rafañ Kierzenkowski

2004, Volume 42, Issue 6

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-38 Explanatory Variables for Low Western Investment Interest in Bulgaria
  by Aristidis Bitzenis
• 39-71 Knowledge-Based Economy and Social Capital in Central and East European Countries
  by Zeljka Sporer
• 72-89 Subsistence Farming in Central and Eastern Europe : Empirical Evidence from Albania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania
  by Erik Mathijs & Nivelin Noev

2004, Volume 42, Issue 5

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-35 The Enlargement of the European Union and the Spatial Distribution of Economic Activity
  by Toni Mora & Esther Vayá & Jordi Suri�Ach
• 36-57 Shocking Aspects of European Enlargement
  by Raul Ramos & Jordi Suriach
• 58-72 Was There Evidence of Credit Rationing in the Czech Republic?
  by Anca Pruteanu
• 73-73 Money Demand in an Open Transition Economy
  by Lubo Komrek & Martin Meleck

2004, Volume 42, Issue 4

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-32 Are Foreign Subsidiaries Technologically Superior to Local Firms? : Evidence from Romania
  by Ioan Voicu
• 33-54 Export Propensity of Estonian and Slovenian Manufacturing Firms : Does Foreign Ownership Matter?
  by MATIJA ROJEC & JOŽE P. DAMIJAN & BORIS MAJCEN
• 55-80 Convergence at Last? : Evidence from Transition Countries
  by Sašo Polanec
• 81-103 Disinflation in Slovenia : Evidence from an Iterative Multisectoral Model
  by Jani Bek� & Mejra Festic

2004, Volume 42, Issue 3

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-22 A Model of Balance of Payments Equilibrium Exchange Rate
  by Michal Rubaszek
• 23-43 Labor Market Flows, Labor Productivity, and Wages in Slovenia
  by Tefan Bojnec
• 44-80 Postsocialist Countries : Macroeconomic Performance, Growth Prospects, and Social Welfare
  by Zbigniew Matkowski
• 81-98 The German Growth Miracle : A Lesson for Poland?
  by J�Rgen Drud Hansen & Morten Skak

2004, Volume 42, Issue 2

• 6-44 Eurozone Expansion: Certain Risks for Countries Catching Up
  by Stanislava Janá�Ková
• 45-62 Adopting the Euro: Brake on or Engine for True Convergence?
  by Oldøich Dìdek
• 63-85 Some Evidence on Elasticities of Demand for Services of Public Railway Passenger Transportation in Slovenia
  by Jani Bek�

2004, Volume 42, Issue 1

• 5-24 The Impact of Globalization Chances and Risks for Russia as a Transformation Country
  by Bernhard Seliger
• 25-42 Transformation Strategy and Economic Performance Hungary and Poland
  by Minsoo Lee & Mudziviri Nziramasanga & Sung K. Ahn
• 43-55 Consumer Spending for Pharmaceuticals and Its Implications for Health Care Financing: The Case of Kazakhstan
  by Nazmi Sari
• 56-74 The Implications of Foreign Direct Investment for Development in Transition Countries: Challenges for the Croatian Economy
  by Jasminka Sohinger & Glenn W. Harrison
• 75-95 Soft Budget Constraints, Enterprise Restructuring, and Economic Reform Policy: The Cases of Bulgaria and Romania
  by Gelu Calacean & Paul Aligica

2003, Volume 41, Issue 6

• 5-25 Cross-Border Cooperation in Southeastern Europe
  by Mitko Dimitrov & George Petrakos & Stoyan Totev & Maria Tsiapa
• 26-42 Complementary CAP Direct Payments from the National Budget and the Farm Income Issue in Slovenia
  by Miroslav Rednak & Stane Kavcic & Tina Volk & Emil Erjavec
• 43-63 The Monetary Models of the Turkish Lira/U.S. Dollar Exchange Rate: Long-run Relationships, Short-run Dynamics, and Forecasting
  by Irfan Civcir
• 70-92 Causality Analysis of Exports and Economic Growth: Aggregate and Sectoral Results for Slovenia
  by Jani Bek�

2003, Volume 41, Issue 5

• 6-23 Business Cycles in Central and East European Countries
  by Timotej Jagric
• 24-48 Exchange Rate Volatility and Equity Markets
  by Christos A. Grambovas
• 49-69 Land Reform and Agricultural Reform Policies in Romania's Transition to the Market Economy
  by Paul Dragos Aligica & Adina Dabu
• 70-92 Efficiency and Stability of Large Agricultural Enterprises
  by David Epstein

2003, Volume 41, Issue 4

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-37 The Prospects of Capital Markets in Central and Eastern Europe
  by Jens Köke & Michael Schröder
• 38-71 Analyzing the Prospects of Estonia Using a Macroeconomic Model
  by Olivier Basdevant & Ülo Kaasik
• 72-99 Currency Substitution in a Transitional Economy with an Application to the Czech Republic
  by Luboš Komárek & Martin Meleck�

2003, Volume 41, Issue 3

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-28 The Euro and the Exchange Rate Policies of the Transition Economies of Southeastern Europe
  by Christos Papazoglou
• 29-59 Assessment of Employment Policies in Poland
  by Carmen De La Cámara
• 60-69 Testing the Saving Functions of Keynes and Maizels
  by Bruno S. Sergi
• 70-86 Estimation of Complete Demand System Under Data Limitation
  by A. Ali Koç & Savaş Alpay

2003, Volume 41, Issue 2

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-41 Determinants of Foreign Ownership in Turkish Manufacturing
  by Ekrem Tatoglu & Keith W. Glaister & Fuat Erdal
• 42-68 The Impact of the Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate on Countries with a Currency Board: The Case of Estonia and Bulgaria
  by Katerina Kalcheva
• 69-99 Before the Fall, Was the Turkish Lira Overvalued?
  by Irfan Civcir

2003, Volume 41, Issue 1

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-34 Foreign Direct Investment in the Eurasian Transition States
  by Joel I. Deichmann & Abdolreza Eshghi & Dominique M. Haughton & Selin Ayek & Nicholas C. Teebagy
• 35-67 Failure of an Exchange-Rate-Based Stabilization Plan in Turkey
  by Giyas Gökkent & Carlos Moslares & Rafael Amiel-Saenz
• 68-78 Public Sector Pricing Behavior and Inflation Risk Premium in Turkey
  by Hakan Berument
• 79-98 Inflation Targeting for Slovenia?
  by Mejra Festić

2002, Volume 40, Issue 6

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-23 Rethinking Privatization in Serbia
  by Miroljub Hadžić
• 24-50 Southeastern Europe and the Euro Area: The Euroization Debate
  by Angelos Kotios
• 51-83 Economic Performance and Structure of Southeastern European Countries--Albania, Bulgaria, FYR of Macedonia, and Greece
  by Stoyan Totev

2002, Volume 40, Issue 5

• 3-5 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-32 An Empirical Investigation of Greek-Balkan Bilateral Trade
  by Dionysios Chionis & Panagiotis Liargovas
• 33-48 The Role of Transport in the Development of the Balkans
  by Pantoleon D. Skayannis & Haralambos Skyrgiannis
• 49-72 Role of Remittances from Albanian Emigrants and Their Influence in the Country’s Economy
  by Ilir Gedeshi
• 73-91 Ownership and Control Structures in Transition to "Crony” Capitalism: The Case of Bulgaria
  by Evgeni Peev

2002, Volume 40, Issue 4

• 3-5 Restructuring, Stability, and Development in Southeastern Europe
  by George Petrakos
• 6-30 The Balkans in the New European Economic Space: Problems of Adjustment and Policies of Development
  by George Petrakos
• 31-44 Balkan and Mediterranean Candidates for European Union Membership: The Convergence of Their Monetary Policy with That of the European Central Bank
  by Josef Brada, Ali M. Kutan
• 45-82 The Economic Environment in Albania, Bulgaria, Macedonia FYR, and Greece: A Cross-Country Study
  by Garabed Minassian
• 83-99 Foreign Direct Investment in the Balkans: The Case of Albania, FYROM, and Bulgaria
  by Trajko Slaveski, Pece Nedanovski

2002, Volume 40, Issue 3

• 3-5 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-27 Corporate Control: A Study of Firms on the Bucharest Stock Exchange
  by Álmos & John S. Earle & Victor Kaznovsky & Csaba Kucsera
• 28-50 The Common Agricultural Policy and EU Enlargement: Implications for Agricultural Production in the Central and East European Countries
  by Javier Ferńndez
• 51-68 Completion of Systemic Transformation Processes in Post-Communist Countries as a Condition for Successful Development of Economic Cooperation
  by Wojciech Bienkowski
• 69-89 The Conditions for Monetary Targeting in Slovenia
  by Mejra Festic

2002, Volume 40, Issue 2

• 3-4 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-37 Does the Productivity-Bias Hypothesis Hold in the Transition? Evidence from Five CEE Economies in the 1990s
  by Balázs �gert
• 38-56 Does Foreign Direct Investment Crowd in or Crowd out Domestic Investment?
  by Jan Mišun & Vladimr Tomšk
• 57-84 Sectoral Impacts of Turkish Accession to the European Union: A General Equilibrium Analysis
  by Selahattin Bekmez

2002, Volume 40, Issue 1

• 3-5 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-35 Comparing the Institutional and Organizational Design of Currency Boards in Transition Countries
  by Nikolaynenovsky Kalinhristov & Mihail Mihaylov
• 36-62 Toward a More General Theory of Transformation
  by Bernhard Seliger
• 63-87 Measuring Business Cycles: The Case of Slovenia
  by Timotej Jagri

2001, Volume 39, Issue 6

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-22 Globalization and Enlargement: What Future for Eastern Europe? (Uniting Europe: A Dream Too Far)
  by Eugen Dumärescu
• 23-63 Toward the European Monetary Union - A Need for Exchange Rate Flexibility?
  by Martin Cincibuch, David Vávra
• 64-93 When Maximizing Shareholders’ Wealth Is Not the Only Choice
  by Dusan Mramor, Aljosa Valentincic

2001, Volume 39, Issue 5

• 3-5 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-30 Restructuring the Slovenian ElectricityIndustry: The Benefits and Costs of Introducing the Electricity Market
  by Nevenka Hrovatin
• 31-63 Predicting European Enlargement Impacts: A Framework of Interregional General Equilibrium
  by Artis Kancs
• 64-86 Monetary Policy Instruments in Slovenia
  by Mejra Festi˘

2001, Volume 39, Issue 4

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-24 Monetary and Fiscal Policy Mix in the Czech Republic
  by Martin Mandel & Vladimr Tomšk
• 25-52 The Involvement of Slovene Companies in the Export Marketing Process
  by Boris Šuštar
• 53-89 Business and Managerial Start-ups, R&D, and Product Innovation in Slovenia
  by Štefan Bojnec

2001, Volume 39, Issue 3

• 3-4 Editor’s Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-44 Abandoned Brotherhood: Declining Economic Relations Between the CEECs and Russia in the 1990s
  by Kálmán Dezséri
• 45-74 The Chimera of Autonomous Monetary Policy in a Small Open Economy
  by Stanislava Janáèková
• 75-91 The Institutional Economics Approach in Analyzing the Path of Economic Reform in Slovene Agricultural Production
  by Jernej Turk

2001, Volume 39, Issue 2

• 3-4 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 5-28 The Pros and Cons of SMEs Going International: Greek Companies in Bulgaria
  by Stella Karagianni, Lois Labrianidis
• 29-48 The Transmission of a Sudden Capital Outflow: Evidence from Turkey
  by C. Emre Alper, Ismail Saglam
• 49-71 Transitioning the Slovene Economy: An Information Technology Perspective
  by Dušan Lesjak & Eli Cohen
• 72-98 Trade and Revealed Comparative Advantage Measures: Regional and Central and East European Agricultural Trade
  by Štefan Bojnec

2001, Volume 39, Issue 1

• 3-5 Editor's Introduction
  by Josef C. Brada
• 6-18 Economic Transition as a Spur to Research: The Case of Central Europe
  by Joe C. Avis, Debra Moore Patterson
• 19-38 Some Implications of Slovenian Agricultural Accession to the European Union
  by Štefan Bojnec & Wolfgang Münch
• 39-60 Agricultural Policy Options for Slovenia in the Prospect of EU Accession
  by E. Erjavec & S. Kavcic & G. Mergos & C. Stoforos
• 61-89 Patterns of Intra-Industry Trade in Agricultural and Food Products During Transition
  by Štefan Bojnec

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