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Business cycle synchronization and its links to trade integration in new EU member states

  1. TitleBusiness cycle synchronization and its links to trade integration in new EU member states
    Author infoIvan Sutóris ... [et al.]
    Author Sutóris Ivan (34%)
    Co-authors Lacová Žaneta 1978- (33%) UMBEF02 - Katedra ekonómie
    Považanová Mariana 1975- (33%) UMBEF02 - Katedra ekonómie
    Source document Applications of mathematics and statistics in economics : 19th conference proceedings, Banská Štiavnica, 31 August - 4 September 2016. CD-ROM, s. 320-327. - Banská Bystrica : Občianske združenie Financ, 2016 / Boďa Martin 1984- ; Mendelová Viera 1985- ; Bašta Milan ; Brázdilová Michaela ; Bílková Diana ; Boďa Martin 1984- ; Dębicka Joanna ; Farkašovský Vlastimil 1988- ; Fischer Jakub ; Grausová Mária 1976- ; Hužvár Miroslav 1964- ; Kanderová Mária 1965- ; Kaščáková Alena 1964- ; Kollár Igor 1983- ; Laco Peter 1975- ; Lacová Žaneta 1978- ; Mendelová Viera 1985- ; Nedelová Gabriela 1961- ; Považanová Mariana 1975- ; Stachová Mária 1981- ; Striežovská Leontína 1974- ; Zimka Rudolf 1943- ; Zimková Emília 1964- ; AMSE - Applications of mathematics and statistics in economics medzinárodná vedecká konferencia
    NoteSUTÓRIS, Ivan - LACOVÁ, Žaneta - POVAŽANOVÁ, Mariana. Business cycle synchronization and its links to trade integration in new EU member states. In AMSE Applications of mathematics and statistics in economics 2016 : book of abstracts. Banská Bystrica : Občianske združenie Financ, 2016. ISBN 978-80-89438-03-7, s. 48
    Corporation keywords Európska únia - European Union
    Keywords obchodná integrácia - trade integration   hospodárske cykly - business cycles  
    LanguageEnglish
    CountrySlovak Republic
    systematics 330
    AnnotationThis paper examines the business cycles synchronization (BCS) between the euro area and six new EU member states (NMS) the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia in order to determine the endogeneity of the optimal currency area formed by the euro area and these countries. Special attention is paid to possible impact of trade integration on BCS. It seems that the BCS between the NMS and the euro area was catalyzed by the EU integration process until 2008 and was only slightly negatively affected by the crisis in Europe. Moreover, significant differences between countries with the European currency and without the European currency are not observed. Afterwards, we document that the trade integration between the NMS and the euro area has continued to increase since the beginning of the transformation process in the NMS, including the crisis and post-crisis periods. Concerning the effect of the trade integration of the NMS to the European Monetary Union (EMU) on t
    Public work category AFD
    No. of Archival Copy38104
    Catal.org.BB301 - Univerzitná knižnica Univerzity Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici
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