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76: The Effect of Work Migration on Domestic Labour Supply in Albania

Anna Iara

75: Earnings Inequality and the Informal Economy: Evidence from Serbia

Gorana Krstić and Peter Sanfey

74: Economic Inequality in Central, East and Southeast Europe

Mario Holzner and Sebastian Leitner

73: Financial and Technical Assistance in the Reconstruction and Development of Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina

Goran Nedic

72: Financial and Technical Assistance in the Reconstruction and Development of Post-Conflict Kosova

Venera Demukaj, Mrika Kotorri and Isa Mustafa

71: Euroisation in Albania: From Spontaneous to Consensual

Erjon Luci, Marta Muco and Elvira Sojli

70: The Effect of Trade Liberalization in South-Eastern European Countries

Joze Damijan, José De Sousa and Olivier Lamotte

69: Skill Diffusion by Temporary Migration? Returns to Western European Working Experience in the EU Accession Countries

Anna Iara

68: Real Exchange Rate Distortion in Southeast Europe

Mario Holzner

67: The Determinants of Foreign Banking Activity in South East Europe: Do FDI, Bilateral Trade and EU Policies Matter?

Flaviu Mihaescu and Liviu Voinea

66: Labour Market Dynamics and Characteristics in Bulgaria and Romania: Challenges for a Successful Integration in the European Union

Mariana Kotzeva and Bianka Pauna

65: Return Migration’s Profile and Experience: Empirical Evidence from Bulgaria

Venelin Boshnakov and Vesselin Mintchev

64: The Developmental Effectiveness of Remittances: Case Study on Huedin Town, Romania

Daniel Pop

63: Macroeconomic Analysis of Causes and Effects of Remittances: A Panel Model of the SEE Countries and a Case Study of Serbia

Radmila Dragutinovic Mitrovic and Milena Jovičić

62: Aiding Balkans

Vladimir Gligorov

61: Illegal Trade in South East Europe

Vladimir Gligorov and Mario Holzner

60: Infrastructural Needs & Economic Development in Southeastern Europe: The Case of Rail and Road Transport Infrastructure

Edward Christie, Vladimir Gligorov and Mario Holzner

59: Trade Flows in Southeast Europe

Edward Christie

58: Southeast Europe: Regional Cooperation with Multiple Equilibria

Vladimir Gligorov

57: The Welfare Cost of Tariff Protection in the Balkan Countries

Philippe Kohler

56: Understanding Reform: A Country Study for Bulgaria

Dimitar Dimitrov, Rumen Dobrinsky, Nasko Dochev, Rumyana Kolarova, Nikolay Markov and Boyko Nikolov

55: GSIM Measurement of the Costs of Protection in Southeast Europe

Mario Holzner

54: Protective Structures in Bulgaria

Mariella Nenova

53: Protective Structures in Macedonia

Vanco Uzunov

52: Protective Structures in Romania

Liviu Voinea

51: Protective Structures in Slovenia

Boris Majcen

50: Inflation and Endogenous Growth in Underground Economies

Dario Cziraky and Max Gillman

49: Unemployment and Labour Market Rigidities in Southeast Europe

Maja Micevska

48: Regulation and Flexibility of the Croatian Labour Market

Vedran Sosic

47: Elements for Understanding Economic Reforms in Montenegro

Veselin Vukotic

46: Bosnia and Herzegovina – Understanding Reform

Vesna Bojicic-Dzelilovic, Fikret Causevic and Rajko Tomas

45: Protective Structures in Serbia and Montenegro

Miroslav Zdravkovic

44: Protective Structures in Albania

Julia Dhimitri

43: Slovenia – Understanding Reforms

Mojmir Mrak, Peter Stanovnik and Franjo Stiblar

42: Understanding Reforms in Macedonia

Gligor Bishev and Mihail Petkovski

41: Protective Structures in Croatia

Kresimir Jurlin

40: Protective Structures in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Adnan Efendic

39: Private Sector and Labour Market Developments in Albania: Formal versus Informal

Genti Hashorva, Erjon Luci, Marta Muco and Peter Sanfey

38: Household Tax Compliance and the Shadow Economy in Central and Southeastern Europe

Edward Christie and Mario Holzner

37: Small Private Sector in Bulgaria: Labour Market Impact and “Grey Zone” Activity

Rumen Dobrinsky

36: Serbia: Macroeconomic Stabilization and Reform, 2001 to 2003

Pavle Petrovic

35: The Romanian Economy and the EU

Daniel Daianu and Dragos Paslaru

34: Barons Uprising

Milko Stimac

33: Understanding Reform: the Case of Croatia

Ivo Bićanić and Vojmir Franicevic

32: Croatia’s Preparation for EU Accession

Višnja Samardžija

31: The Process of EU Accession: What Will it Bring to Southeast Europe?

Heather Grabbe

30: Prospects for Further (South) Eastern EU Enlargement: Form Divergence to Convergence?

Vladimir Gligorov, Mario Holzner and Michael Landesmann

29: State, Public Goods and Reform

Ivo Bićanić, Vladimir Gligorov and Ivan Krastev

28: SEE and the Trade Potential of Croatia

Vedran Sosic and Boris Vujcic

27: Making EU Trade Agreements Work: The Role of Rules of Origin

Paul Brenton and Miriam Manchin