New publication: Revisiting the Latvian and Greek Financial Crises
Among the EU countries, Latvia and Greece stand out because, in the midst of the crisis, they had the largest potential budget deficits and they experienced equally large cumulative real output contractions of nearly a quarter of GDP in comparison...
Anders Åslund, leading expert on Ukrainian and Russian political economy joins the Atlantic Council
Anders Åslund, one of the world’s most renowned experts on Ukrainian and Russian political economy, has been appointed as a Senior Fellow at the At...
Ageing society: a study on impact of living and working longer on pension income in Estonia, Finl...
CASE released a paper about the impact of working and living longer on pension incomes in five European countries. The paper focuses on adjustments...
Small and Mid-size Business in Moldova: analysis and road map
CASE launched a second study within the project ‘Transfer of Know-How for Small and Mid-size Businesses in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine’, which aim...
Can Poland afford not to have Special Economic Zones?
Academics and representatives of Special Economic Zones (SEZ) from Poland and abroad discussed the benefits and challenges related to the special...
Banking union – State of the Art
“The introduction of a banking union was a step that revolutionized European economic reality to a greater extent than economic and monetary union...
Ukraine had a shock without therapy
Macroeconomic situation of Ukraine, Belarus and Moldova, current political circumstances in the region and the tensions in the post-Soviet countrie...
