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Foreign Currency Denominated Borrowing in Central Europe: Trends, Factors and Consequences
The paper presents the evidence concerning the growth of foreign currency denominated borrowing in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia.
| Link | http://www.icegec.hu/eng/…pinion/ICEG_Opinion_5.pdf |
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| Author | Bokor L., Pellnyi:I, G. |
| Date | фев/05 |
| Institute | International Center for Economic Growth, European Center |
| Tags | growth, foreign, currency, borrowing, Czech, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia |
See also
- Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-1st quarter, 2007
- Social security and poverty reduction reforms in Slovakia and in the rest of the Central Europe
- Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-2nd quarter, 2007
- Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-3rd quarter, 2007
- Quarterly Forecast on the Eastern EU Member States-4th quarter, 2007
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