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19: Serbian foreign exchange market during 2004-2008

Mario Jovanovic

18: Essentiality of money and money demand in explosive hyperinflation

Alexandre Sokic

17: Do the new EU member states form an Optimum Currency Area with the eurozone? Evidence from six Central and Eastern European Countries

Dimitrios Sideris

16: Do the new EU member states form an Optimum Currency Area with the eurozone? Evidence from six Central and Eastern European Countries

Dimitrios Sideris

15: Do the new EU member states form an Optimum Currency Area with the eurozone? Evidence from six Central and Eastern European Countries

Dimitrios Sideris

14: World financial crisis and behaviour of short-term interest rates – international and domestic aspects

Ðordje Ðukic and Mališa Ðukic

13: Foreign financial capital as the catalyst of Serbian economic development before the Second World War

Vesna Aleksic

12: The economic and financial stability in Turkey: a historical perspective

Yuksel Gormez and Serkan Yigit

11: Foreign long term government loans of Serbia 1862-1914

Dragana Gnjatovic

10: Historical Archives of Societe Generale and economic stability in South-Eastern Europe: Presentation and new perspectives of research

Xavier FBreuil

9: Slovenian banks during Great Depression

Žarko Lazarevic

8: The National Bank of Romania during the years of the Great Depression – 1929-1933

Elisabeta Blejan, Brîndusa Costache and Adriana Aloman

7: Finance and development in Southeast Europe in the interwar period

Kiril Kossev

6: Charles Rist and the French missions in Romania 1929-1933. Why the „money doctors“ failed?

Dominique Torre and Elise Tosi

5: Banking crisis in Germany and the first step towards recovery

Martin J. Pontzen

4: Monetary conditions in the Kingdom of Serbia (1884-1914)

Branko Hinic, Milan Sojic and Ljiljana Ðurdjevic

3: Financial stability, monetary autonomy and fiscal interference: Bulgaria in search of its way, 1879-1913

Kalina Dimitrova and Luca Fantacci

2: „What did guide investors decisions” during the classical gold standard era? The case of Ottoman Empire, 1880-1914

Ali Coskun Tuncer

1: Common factors in South-East Europe’s business cycles 1899 - 1989

Matthias Morys and Martin Ivanov