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Österreichs Direktinvestitionen in Osteuropa

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Der Bestand an österreichischen Direktinvestitionen in den Oststaaten hat sich innerhalb von sieben Jahren fast verzehnfacht: von 5,0 Mrd. S 1990 auf 48,4 Mrd. S 1997. An diesem Bestand war Ungarn mit 41%, Tschechien mit 26%, Polen mit 10% sowie die Slowakei und Slowenien mit jeweils etwa 7% beteiligt. Auf die zehn EU-Beitrittswerber entfielen 1997 93% der Direktinvestitionsbestände in den Oststaaten, auf die fünf Beitrittskandidaten der ersten Runde 85%.

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  • Jan Stankovsky, 1999. "Österreichs Direktinvestitionen in Osteuropa," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 72(2), pages 113-127, February.
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