Eastern European Economics

1989 - 2025

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Editor's Introduction pp. 3: Josef Brada
Sector-Level Efficiency and Productivity in Hungarian Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Industries, 1985-1991 pp. 5-39: Jenifer Piesse and Colin Thirtle
Current Structural Changes and Emerging Foreign Trade Patterns in the Postreform Czech Economy, 1989-1996 pp. 41-87: Frank Stolze

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Stock-Market Volatility and Real Processes in the Czech Economy pp. 6-34: Martin Cihak and Kamil Janáček
Are Capital Inflows in the Czech Republic Inflationary? pp. 35-65: Tomáš Dvořák
Marketing in Transition Conditions: Example of the Republic of Croatia pp. 66-74: Marcel Meler
The Bulgarian Experience in the Privatization Process pp. 75-92: Snejina Michailova

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-5: Josef Brada
Macroeconomic Evolution in the Czech Republic pp. 7-20: Ivan Šujan, Milota Šujanová and Liana Payson
Inflation and the Independence of a Central Bank: Have We Had Any Experience in the Czech Republic? pp. 21-28: Jíří Pospíšil and Liana Payson
The Old Bad Loans Problem: The Czech Experience pp. 29-40: Milena Horčicová and Liana Payson
Industrial Structure and Change in the European Union: Comparative Analysis and Implications for Transition Economies pp. 41-63: George Petrakos
Czech Privatization: From Public Ownership to Public Ownership in Five Years? pp. 64-83: Pavel Mertlík
Bank Deposit Guarantee System in Poland pp. 84-95: Jerzy Nowakowski

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
The Central and East European Currency Phenomenon Reconsidered pp. 5-30: Stolze Brada
Privatization in the Republic of Macedonia: Five Years After pp. 31-51: Trajko Slaveski
Foreign Trade in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 52-74: Mihail Petkovski and Trajko Slaveski
The Labor Market in Central and Eastern Europe: Transformations and Perspectives pp. 76-93: Carmen de la Cámara
Erratum: Knowledge, Transaction Costs, and the Problems of Transformation pp. 94-95: Wim Swaan

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Privatization in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 5-17: Bobek Šuklev
Macedonian Exports: A Small-Country Case pp. 18-36: Biljana Sekulovska-Gaber
Volatility of a Seemingly Fixed Exchange Rate pp. 37-67: Evžen Kočenda
The Role of the World Bank in Poland's Transition to a Market Economy pp. 68-79: Jerzy Nowakowski
A Skeptical Note on the Usefulness of a Tight Fiscal Policy Applied to the Czech Case pp. 80-88: Bruno S. Sergi
A Response to Bruno Sergi pp. 89-91: Josef Brada

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
The Regional Dimension of Transition in Central and East European Countries: An Assessment pp. 5-38: George Petrakos
Knowledge, Transaction Costs, and the Problems of Transformation pp. 39-58: Wim Swaan and András Boros-Kazai
Adaptive Steps by Hungary's Industries during the Transition Crisis pp. 59-77: Mlklós Szanyi and András Boros-Kazai
Dilemmas in Czech Monetary Policy pp. 78-92: Stanislava Janáčková and Katia Jacobs

The Czech: Saxony Cross-Border Dimension of Regional Transition in the Czech Republic pp. 3-40: Vladislav Cieslar
Regional Policy in Slovenia: Results, Problems, and Alternatives pp. 41-103: Stanislava Kukar

Types of Microregions, Dispersion of Unemployment, and Local Employment Development in Hungary pp. 3-48: Karoly Fazekas
The Bulgarian Economy in Transition Regional Aftereffects (Possibilities for Structural and Regional Redevelopment) pp. 49-92: Garabed Minassian and Stoyan Totev

Guest Editor's Introduction pp. 3-10: Marvin Jackson
A General Overview of the Approach to Solving the Problems of Redevelopment of Regions from a Comparative Perspective pp. 11-30: Silvana Malle
Small Enterprise Development and Regional Policy: Comparative Analysis and Implications for Central and East European Countries pp. 31-64: George Petrakos
The Role of SMEs in the Regional Redevelopment of Romania pp. 65-95: Ion Anton, Doina Danciu and Constanta Mitu

Editor's Introduction pp. 3-4: Josef Brada
Transformation of the Polish Economy: Attractiveness and Risk of Investment in Poland pp. 5-20: Anna Krajewska
Macroeconomic Stabilization and the Reform Process in Slovenia pp. 21-40: Štefan Bojnec
Income Status of Farmers and Their Households pp. 41-59: Emil Divila and Kitty Druck
Certain Specific Features of Monetary Policy in the Czech Republic pp. 60-74: Stanislava Janáčková and Katia Jacobs
Economic Efficiency in the Period of Systemic Transformation (1989-93) pp. 75-96: Stefan Felbur, Piotr Ważniewski and Paweł Kotwica