Stabilising and Destabilising Effects of Polish Economic Integration with the European Union—the Macroeconomic Perspective

Alojzy Z. Nowak, Kazimierz Ryć and Jerzy Żyżyński
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Alojzy Z. Nowak: Professor and Chair, International Economics at Warsaw University and Chair Institute of Finance AEM Warsaw, Poland.
Kazimierz Ryć: Professor and Chair Institute of Economics, Warsaw University and AEM Warsaw, Poland
Jerzy Żyżyński: Professor of Economics, Warsaw University, Warsaw University, Poland

Journal of Interdisciplinary Economics, 1999, vol. 10, issue 3, 213-240

Abstract: Poland is one of the countries aspiring to the European Union. In order to join with EU it is required to meet the “convergence criteria†in accordance with the Maastricht treaty. Additionally the European Union is changing, too. It introduced new monetary policy, new money—euro, etc. This means that the economic situation for new applying countries is different, than it was when Ireland, Portugal, Spain and other countries were joining the EU. Taking into account these facts, authors of this paper examine stabilising and destabilising effects of Polish economic integration with European Union from a macroeconomic perspective.

Date: 1999
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