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Kyrgyzstan — Economic Reforms in 1996

This paper evaluates the progress in transition and identifies that the economic situation in the Kyrgyz Republic in 1996 badly deteriorated.

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474. Information society - 1999, Issue 2
475. Information society - 1999, Issue 1
476. Information society - 1998, Issue 1-6
477. Concept of forming information society in Russia
478. New Business Sectors in ICT
479. Shaping Europe’s Future Through ICT
480. Results of the visit of the President of Kazakhstan to Turkmenistan
481. Caucasus and Central Asia (CCA) Review - June 2007
482. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - July 2007
483. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - August 2007
484. Sustainability Report 2006 - Promoting sound and sustainable development
485. Sustainability Report 2004
486. What do Russians think about transition?
487. Energy Efficiency fact cards
488. Agribusiness
489. Should market liberalisation precede democracy? Causal relations between political preferences and development
490. Spotlight on south-eastern Europe
491. Business environment and enterprise behaviour in East Germany compared to West Germany and central Europe
492. Mobility, poverty and well-being among the informally employed in Bosnia and Herzegovina
493. Ageing, pension reforms and capital market development in transition countries
494. Regulatory induced herding? Evidence from Polish pension funds
495. Beyond borders: Reconsidering regional trade in Central Asia
496. What drives growth in the transition countries?
497. Filling the gap in urban transport: Private sector participation in transition countries
498. Can poor consumers pay for energy and water?
499. Reforms and growth in transition: re-examining the evidence
500. European financial integration and the financing of local businesses in the new EU member states
501. Inflation, exchange rates and the role of monetary policy in Albania
502. Cost efficiency of banks in transition: Evidence from 289 banks in 15 post-communist countries
503. Transition and international integration in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
504. Anti-corruption programmes in post-communist transition countries and changes in the business environment, 1999-2002
505. Trust in transition: cross-country and firm evidence
506. Stock markets and industry growth: an eastern European perspective
507. Bridging the gaps? Private sector development, capital flows and the investment climate in south-eastern Europe
508. Power sector regulatory reform in transition economies: Progress and lessons learned
509. Benchmarking structural change in transition
510. The investment climate for climate investment: Joint Implementation in transition countries
511. Bank performance in transition economies
512. What should the multilateral development banks do?
513. The energy intensity of transition countries
514. Capital flight and capital outflows from Russia: symptom, cause and cure
515. Banking reform and development in transition economies
516. Ownership and corporate governance in Russian industry: a survey
517. Liberalisation of the Russian power sector
518. Foreign direct investment financing of capital formation in central and eastern Europe
519. Labour market states, mobility and entrepreneurship in transition economies
520. Nature’s blessing or nature’s curse: the political economy of transition in resource-based economies
521. Labour market states, mobility and entrepreneurship in transition economies
522. Financial structures to promote private sector development in south-eastern Europe
523. Objectives and constraints of entrepreneurs: evidence from small and medium-sized enterprises in Russia and Bulgaria
524. Social capital in transition: a first look at the evidence
525. An analytical framework for evaluating transition impact of infrastructure projects
526. Ten years after: what is special about transition countries?
527. Intervention, corruption and capture: the nexus between enterprises and the state
528. Taxes, competition and finance for Albanian enterprises: evidence from a field study
529. Assessing macroeconomic vulnerability in Central Europe
530. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - September 2007
531. Measuring governance and state capture: the role of bureaucrats and firms in shaping the business environment
532. Barter and non-monetary transactions in transition economies: Evidence from a cross-country survey
533. Patterns of legal change: shareholder and creditor rights in transition economies
534. Law and finance in transition economies
535. Entrepreneurs and the ordering of institutional reform: Poland, Romania, Russia, the Slovak Republic and Ukraine compared
536. Why do firms hide? Bribes and unofficial activity after Communism
537. Measuring progress in transition and towards EU accession: a comparison of manufacturing firms in Poland, Romania and Spain
538. Land reform and farm restructuring in transition countries : the experience of Bulgaria, Moldova, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan
539. Belarus - Window of opportunity to enhance competitiveness and sustain economic growth - a Country Economic Memorandum (CEM) for the Republic of Belarus (Vol. 2 of 2)
540. Serbia and Montenegro - Republic of Montenegro : economic memorandum - a policy for growth and competitiveness
541. Moldova - Opportunities for accelerated growth - a Country Economic Memorandum for the Republic of Moldova
542. Kyrgyz Republic - Country Economic Memorandum - Enhancing the prospects for growth and trade (Vol. 1 of 2) : Main report (Russian)
543. Kyrgyz Republic - Country Economic Memorandum - Enhancing the prospects for growth and trade (Vol. 2 of 2) : Annexes (Russian)
544. Kyrgyz Republic - Country Economic Memorandum - Enhancing the prospects for growth and trade (Vol. 1 of 2)
545. Uzbekistan - Country economic memorandum
546. Growth trends in the developing world : country forecasts and determinants
547. Rural vulnerability in Serbia
548. Dimensions of urban poverty in the Europe and Central Asia region
549. Economic growth, income distribution, and poverty in Poland during transition
550. Implications of the euro for the integration process of the transition economies in central and eastern Europe
551. Optimal design of bank bailouts: the case of transition economies
552. Russian Dilemmas
553. Bulgaria's institutions and policies : integrating into Pan-European markets
554. Foreign bank participation and crises in developing countries
555. Deposit insurance and banking reform in Russia
556. Reaching out : access to and use of banking services across countries
557. Trade credit and bank credit : evidence from recent financial crises
558. Enterprise restructuring and social benefits
559. Sustainability of healthcare financing in the Western Balkans : an overview of progress and challenges
560. Europe and Central Asia's great post-communist social health insurance experiment : impacts on health sector and labor market outcomes
561. The microeconomics of creating productive jobs : a synthesis of firm-level studies in transition economies
562. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes (ROSC) : corporate governance country assessment
563. Youth unemployment, labor market transitions, and scarring : evidence from Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2001-04
564. Belarus - Strengthening public resource management
565. Moldova - Public Economic Management Review
566. Do workers' remittances reduce the probability of current account reversals ?
567. Europe and Central Asia's great post-communist social health insurance experiment : impacts on health sector and labor market outcomes
568. Horizontal inequalities, political environment, and civil conflict : evidence from 55 developing countries, 1986-2003
569. Measuring corruption in Eastern Europe and Central Asia : a critique of the cross-country indicators
570. Workers' remittances to developing countries : a survey with central banks on selected public policy issues
571. What drives corporate governance reform? firm-level evidence from Eastern Europe
572. Health insurance impacts on health and non-medical consumption in a developing country
573. On the contribution of demographic change to aggregate poverty measures for the developing world
574. Unemployment and the earnings structure in Latvia
575. Telecommunications, informatics and media
576. The transition in eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union: some strategic lessons from the experience of 25 countries over six years
577. Kazakhstan - Reforming intergovernmental fiscal relations
578. Tajikistan : Public expenditure and institutional review
579. Belarus - Window of opportunity to enhance competitiveness and sustain economic growth - a Country Economic Memorandum (CEM) for the Republic of Belarus (Vol. 1 of 2)
580. Russia - Fiscal costs of structural reforms
581. Russian Federation - From transition to development : a country economic memorandum for the Russian Federation
582. Uzbekistan - Public Expenditure Review
583. Poland - Report on the observance of standards and codes (ROSC) : accounting and auditing
584. Tajikistan - Poverty assessment update
585. Kazakhstan - Dimensions of poverty in Kazakhstan
586. Serbia and Montenegro - Serbia Financial Sector Note
587. Profile of living standards in Kazakhstan in 2002
588. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Poverty assessment (Vol. 1 of 2)
589. Kyrgyz Republic - Public Expenditure Review : fiscal policies for growth and poverty reduction (Vol. 1 of 2)
590. Kyrgyz Republic - Public Expenditure Review : fiscal policies for growth and poverty reduction (Vol. 2 of 2)
591. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Poverty assessment (Vol. 2 of 2)
592. Serbia and Montenegro - Poverty assessment (Vol. 1 of 2)
593. Serbia and Montenegro - Poverty assessment (Vol. 2 of 2)
594. Kyrgyz Republic - Enhancing pro-poor growth
595. Serbia and Montenegro - Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (Vol. 1 of 3)
596. Serbia and Montenegro - Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (Vol. 2 of 3)
597. Serbia and Montenegro - Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (Vol. 3 of 3)
598. Poland - Toward a fiscal framework for growth - a public expenditure and institutional review
599. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Poverty Reduction Strategy Progress Report and joint IDA-IMF Staff Advisory Note
600. Tajikistan - Annual progress report of the poverty reduction strategy and joint IDA-IMF staff advisory note
601. Uzbekistan - Interim poverty reduction strategy paper and joint IDA-IMF staff advisory note
602. Bosnia and Herzegovina - Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper (PRSP) and Joint IDA-IMF Staff Assessment
603. Reforming finance in transitional socialist economies
604. Poverty and environmental impacts of electricity price reforms in Montenegro
605. Skills shortages and training in Russian enterprises
606. Sustainability of healthcare financing in the Western Balkans : an overview of progress and challenges
607. Who bears the cost of Russia's military draft?
608. Infrastructure services in developing countries : access, quality, costs and policy reform
609. Increasing inequality in transition economies : is there more to come?
610. What determines the extent of fiscal decentralization ? The Russian paradox
611. What determines the extent of fiscal decentralization ? The Russian paradox
612. Efficiency of public spending in developing countries : an efficiency frontier approach
613. Financing transition: investing in enterprises during macroeconomic transition
614. Private ownership and corporate performance: evidence from transition economies
615. Rental choice and housing policy realignment in transition : post-privatization challenges in the Europe and Central Asia region
616. The role of factoring for financing small and medium enterprises
617. Azerbaijan - Rail Trade and Transport Facilitation Project : environmental assessment
618. Bulgaria's integration into the Pan-European economy and industrial restructuring
619. Entering the Union : European accession and capacity-building priorities
620. Road infrastructure in Europe and Central Asia : does network quality affect trade ?
621. The World Trade Organization and antidumping in developing countries
622. Untangling the maze of European Union funds to Bulgaria
623. Macroeconomic and financial stability: transition and East Asian “contagion”
624. Capital flows to eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union
625. Business environment and labor market outcomes in Europe and Central Asia countries
626. Analysis of administrative and regulatory costs of doing business in Gradiska Municipality
627. Introduction and summary to the Handbook of Trade Policy and WTO Accession for Development in Russia and the CIS
628. Economic policy responses to preference erosion : from trade as aid to aid for trade
629. Regional impacts of Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization
630. The World Trade Organization and antidumping in developing countries
631. Telecommunications reform within Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization
632. Poverty effects of Russia's WTO accession : modeling "real" households and endogenous productivity effects
633. Landlockedness, infrastructure and trade : new estimates for central Asian countries
634. Customer market power and the provision of trade credit : evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia
635. A framework for thinking about enterprise formalization policies in developing countries
636. Does services liberalization benefit manufacturing firms ? Evidence from the Czech Republic
637. The cost of compliance with product standards for firms in developing countries: an econometric study
638. Trade preferences and differential treatment of developing countries : a selective survey
639. Productivity, ownership, and the investment climate : international lessons for priorities in Serbia
640. Trade preferences to small developing countries and the welfare costs of lost multilateral liberalization
641. Trade liberalization and the politics of financial development
642. Roads out of poverty? assessing the links between aid, public investment, growth, and poverty reduction
643. The clash of liberalizations : preferential versus multilateral trade liberalization in the European Union
644. Trade protection and industry wage structure in Poland
645. Competition in the power sectors of transition economies
646. Tajikistan: Agitating For a Central Asian Water-Management Framework
647. Case Study of the Aral Sea Water and Environmental Management Project : an independent evaluation of the World Bank's support of regional programs
648. Measuring financial performance in infrastructure : an application to Europe and Central Asia
649. The impact of energy price changes in Moldova
650. Small-scale private service providers of water supply and electricity : a review of incidence, structure, pricing, and operating characteristics
651. Institutional and policy analysis of river basin management: the Warta River Basin, Poland
652. Caucasian and Central Asian Economic Report
653. Economic growth, income distribution, and poverty in Poland during transition
654. Infrastructure services in developing countries : access, quality, costs and policy reform
655. World Development Report 2008: agriculture for development
656. Microeconomic evidence of cMicroeconomic evidence of creative destruction in industrial and developing countriesreative destruction in industrial and developing countries
657. Macroeconomic stability in developing countries - How much is enough?
658. Will the Kyoto Protocol affect growth in Russia?
659. Universal service obligations in developing countries
660. Agricultural trade reform and poverty reduction in developing countries
661. The impact of liberalizing barriers to foreign direct investment in services - the case of Russian accession to the World Trade Organization
662. Is debt replacing equity in regulated privatized infrastructure in developing countries?
663. Skilled migration: the perspective of developing countries
664. What triggers inflation in emerging market economics?
665. Has the internet increased trade? Evidence from industrial and developing countries
666. Do market pressures induce economic efficiency ? The case of Slovenian manufacturing, 1994-2001
667. International migration, remittances, and poverty in developing countries
668. Alternative paths to structural adjustment in Uzbekistan in a three-gap framework
669. Market disequilibria and inflation in Uzbekistan, 1994-2000
670. Policy research on migration and development
671. From knowledge to wealth : transforming Russian science and technology for a modern knowledge economy
672. Never too late to get together again : turning the Czech and Slovak Customs Union into a stepping stone to EU integration.
673. Small and medium size enterprise financing in Eastern Europe
674. Real exchange rate uncertainty and private investment in developing countries
675. The role of natural resources in fundamental tax reform in the Russian Federation
676. Is Russia restructuring ? new evidence on job creation and destruction
677. Pension reform in Hungary : a preliminary assessment
679. How accession to the European Union has affected external trade and foreign direct investment in Central European economies
680. Trade and production fragmentation : Central European economies in European Union networks of production and marketing
681. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - October 2007
682. Caucasus & Central Asia (CCA) Review - November 2007
683. Gender dimensions of pension reform in the Former Soviet Union
684. Household strategies for coping with poverty and social exclusion in post-crisis Russia
685. Disorganization or self-organization : the emergence of business associations in a transition economy
686. How tax policy and incentives affect foreign direct investment - a review
687. Industrial growth and the quality of institutions : what do (transition) economies have to gain from the Rule of Law?
688. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan - a tale of two transition paths
689. Urban and regional dynamics in Poland
690. The savings collapse during the transition in Eastern Europe
691. What factors appear to drive private capital flows to developing countries? and how does official lending respond?
692. Disintegration and trade flows : evidence from the Former Soviet Union
693. Competition, Corporate Governance, and regulation in Central Asia - Uzbekistan's structural reform challenges
694. Reducing structural dominance and entry barriers in Russian industry
695. Give growth and macroeconomic stability in Russia a chance - harden budgets by eliminating nonpayments
696. Social transfers and social assistance - an empirical analysis using Latvian household survey data
697. Dividing the spoils - pensions, privatization, and reform in Russia's transition
698. Fiscal deficits, monetary reform, and inflation stabilization in Romania
699. The vicious circles of control - regional governments and insiders in privatized Russian enterprises
700. Liquidity constraints and investment in transition economies - the case of Bulgaria
701. Managing fiscal risk in Bulgaria
702. Creation of the System of Contractual Savings for Housing in Belarus
703. Practical Aspects of Establishing a Belarusian Guarantee Fund
704. Value-Added Taxation within the Customs Union of Belarus and Russia: Concept, Practices, and Lessons
705. Regulating Public Automobile Transport: The Major Issues
706. Ensuring Sustainable Economic Growth in Belarus
707. Renewable Energy Resources: the Past, Present and Future
708. Guidelines for Renewable Energy Policy in Belarus
709. Improving Energy Efficiency of the Belarusian Economy: an Economic Agenda
710. Distribution Channels in Export Promotion: Can the State Help?
711. Independent Regulation in Infrastructure Sectors: The Case for Regulating Local Transportation Markets in Belarus
712. The Telecommunications Market in Belarus: Problems and Recommendations
713. The effects on international road freight transportation of the protectionist policies concerning the truck manufacturing industry in Belarus
714. The Development of Credit Unions in Belarus
715. The Macroeconomic Impact of Gas Price Increase in Belarus: Quantitative Assessement
716. Public Private Partnership
717. Energy Shocks and Macroeconomic Management: Policy Options for Belarus
718. Raising Funds at Western Capital Markets: Opportunities for Belarusian Companies
719. Regulatory barriers for SMEs in Belarus: The Role of Price Regulation
720. Student Loans: An Effective Instrument for Financing Higher Education
721. Business in Belarus 2007: Status, Trends, Prospects
722. Improvement of State-level civil service recruitment process in BiH
723. Improvement of Public Spending System of State-Level Governemental Institutions in BiH
724. Application of the Right to Establishment
725. Local Government in Moldova
726. Review of Regulatory Governance in South East Europe
727. Is Anyone Ready for Sunflower Harvest in Moldova?
728. Poverty and Politics: equality with no democracy or democracy with no equality?
729. Moldova on the Way to Democracy and Stability
730. The Vocational study of formation and insertion in the Republic of Moldova: outlooks and institutions
731. The Gas Industry in Moldova: A Burden of Ignorance or Neglect? What is More?
732. Women labor market and the impact of selected policies
733. To two excepted legal measures concerning the mortgages in the CR: (1) the abolishment of tax exemption for mortgage certificates, (2) the introducing of a legal right to mortgage early repayment
734. Is There a Real Differentiation of Economic Educational Institutions on Research Oriented and Teaching Oriented?
735. The Instrumental Weighted Variables. Part I. Consistency
736. The Instrumental Weighted Variables. Part II. Square root of n-consistency
737. The Instrumental Weighted Variables. Part III. Asymptotic Representation.
738. Foreign Banks, Foreign Lending and Cross-Border Contagion: Evidence from the BIS Data
739. Credit Risk in the Czech Economy
740. Minimum Wage: Development and Economic Consequences in the Czech Republic
741. The EU Budget Dispute – A Blessing in Disguise?
742. Cyclical Bias in Government Spending: Evidence from New EU Member Countries
743. Modeling Electronic FX Brokerage as a Fast Order-Driven Marketunder Heterogeneous Private Values and Information
744. Budgetary Rules and Budget Process: Theory, Empirics, and the Case of the Czech Republic
745. Models of Political Cycles: The Czech Experience
746. Markets vs. Politics, Correcting Erroneous Beliefs Differently
747. Regulation of Bank Capital and Behavior of Banks: Assessing the US and the EU-15 Region Banks in the 2000-2005 Period
748. European Social Models and Growth: Where are the Eastern European countries heading?
749. On the importance of clean accounting measures for the tests of stock market efficiency
750. The Effects of Monetary Policy in the Czech Republic: An Empirical Study
751. Labour Market Institutions and Their Contribution to Labour Market Performance in the New EU Member Countries
752. The Impact of Social and Tax Policies on Families with Children: Comparative Study of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
753. The Supply of Foreign Direct Investment Incentives: Subsidy Competition in an Oligopolistic Framework
754. Towards Measurement of Political Pressure on Central Banks in the Emerging Market Economies: The Case of the Central Bank of Egypt
755. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/4
756. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/5
757. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/6
758. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/7, 8
759. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/9
760. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/10
761. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/11
762. News of the Month, May, 2007
763. News of the Month, June, 2007
764. News of the Month, July, 2007
765. News of the Month, August, 2007
766. News of the Month, September, 2007
767. News of the Month, October, 2007
768. News of the Month, November, 2007
769. Poverty reduction for profit? A critical examination of business opportunities at the bottom of the pyramid
770. Caspian oil and gas: the facts at the end of the year 2000
771. Covering oil – a reporter’s guide to energy and development
772. Caspian oil windfalls: who will benefit?
773. Intergovernmental fiscal transfers in Azerbaijan: role of tax-sharing in local government financing
774. Informed Citizenry, Accountable Government and the Effective Management of Oil Resources
775. The role of economic factors in confict resolution in Georgia and the Caucasus
776. Problems of good governance in extractive industries
777. Analysis of European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP action plans for South Caucasus: Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia)
778. Intellectual property rights and the internet in Central Asia
779. Economic and social reforms in Slovakia: on some aspects of public policy process and interests advocacy
780. Social security and poverty reduction reforms in Slovakia and in the rest of the Central Europe
781. Political and technical conditionality in Slovakia's accession into the OECD
782. Slovakia heads for the EU: what was accomplished and what lies ahead
783. Strategy of public administration reform in the Slovak Republic
784. Reforms in Slovakia 2003-2004: evaluation of economic and social measures
785. G17 Economic Review 1 Economic Review 1
786. G17 Economic Review 10
787. G17 Economic Review 12
788. G17 Economic Review 13
789. G17 Economic Review 14
790. G17 Economic Review 15
791. G17 Economic Review 16
792. G17 Economic Review 17
793. G17 Economic Review 18
794. G17 Economic Review 2
795. G17 Economic Review 20
796. G17 Economic Review 21
797. G17 Economic Review 22
798. G17 Economic Review 23
799. G17 Economic Review 24
800. G17 Economic Review 26
801. G17 Economic Review 27
802. G17 Economic Review 28
803. G17 Economic Review 29
804. G17 Economic Review 3
805. G17 Economic Review 30
806. G17 Economic Review 31
807. G17 Economic Review 32
808. G17 Economic Review 33
809. G17 Economic Review 34
810. G17 Economic Review 35
811. Assessing the perspectives of Bulgarian – Serbian relations
812. Reform of taxation system
813. Corruption in Serbia
814. The new model of privatisation in Serbia
815. In search of responsive government. State building and economic growth in the Balkans
816. Poverty and reform of financial support to the poor
817. Cross-border cooperation between Albania and Montenegro
818. Too poor to move, to poor to stay: a report on housing in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Serbia
819. Privatization policy in Serbia in 2003
820. Privatization in Serbia: the second run
821. On the privatization of “stolen goods” in Central and Eastern Europe
822. Flexible mechanisms under the Kyoto Protocol in Central and Eastern Europe
823. Beginners guide for understanding SME credit analysis in FR Yugoslavia
824. ADEPT Socioeconomic Commentaries, January-April 2004
825. ADEPT Socioeconomic Commentaries, January-June 2005
826. ADEPT Socioeconomic Commentaries, July-October 2005
827. ADEPT Socioeconomic Commentaries, May-September 2004
828. ADEPT Socioeconomic Commentaries, October-December 2004
829. Economic survey: Moldova in transition No. 1
830. Economic survey: Moldova in transition No. 2
831. Economic survey: Moldova in transition No. 4
832. Economic survey: Moldova in transition No. 8
833. Financial crisis in Moldova: causes and consequences
834. Eurasian Journal of Business and Economics
835. Adopting Inflation Targeting: Overview of Economic Preconditions and Institutional Requirements
836. Adopting Inflation Targeting: Overview of Economic Preconditions and Institutional Requirements
837. Quasi-Fiscal Activity in the Energy Sector in Belarus
838. Assessing the Development Gap
839. Moldova 2008: the new – old challenges for the economy
840. Report on the Assessment of Public Perception Regarding the Process of European Integration and Implementation of EUMAP
841. Political and Security Statewatch # 3(10) - March 2008
842. Political and Security Statewatch # 4(11) - April 2008
843. Determinants of corporate financing decisions: a survey evidence from Czech firms
844. Policy Risk in Action: Pension Reforms and Social Security Wealth in Hungary, Czech Republic, and Slovakia
845. News of the Month, December 2007
846. News of the Month, January, 2008
847. News of the Month, January, 2008
848. News of the Month, February, 2008
849. News of the Month, March, 2008
850. Southeast European Monitor - 2007/12
851. Southeast European Monitor - 2008/01
852. Southeast European Monitor - 2008/02
853. Southeast European Monitor - 2008/04
854. Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-2nd quarter, 2007
855. Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-3rd quarter, 2007
856. Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-4th quarter, 2007
857. Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-1st quarter, 2008
858. Quarterly Forecast on the Western Balkans and Turkey-2nd quarter 2007
859. Quarterly Forecast on the Western Balkans and Turkey-3rd quarter 2007
860. Quarterly Forecast on the Western Balkans and Turkey-4th quarter 2007
861. Quarterly Forecast on the Western Balkans and Turkey-1st quarter 2008
862. Assessing the Development Gap
863. EPIN Working Paper №13 (draft version)- Innovation in Business and Formation of Innovation Psychology of Entrepreneurship: The Impact of Ethno-cultural Factors
864. EPIN Working Paper №14 (draft version)- The Impact of Ethno-Cultural Factors on Innovation Development of Uzbekistan
865. EPIN Working Paper № 15 (draft version) - Macroeconomic Forecasting Models Suitable for Transition Economies
866. EPIN Working Paper № 16 (draft version) - Macroeconomic Policy in Tajikistan
867. EPIN Working Paper №18 (draft version) - The Review of Microfinance Development in Central Asia

See also

1. Quarterly forecasts (3rd quarter-2003)
2. Pensions: Reality check for Minister Spidla
3. Responses to Monetary Policy Shocks in the East and the West of Europe: A Comparison
4. Russian economy: trends and perspectives in DECEMBER 2006
5. Monthly newsletter "Market Studies" - July 2005

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