Convergence to Eurozone among Central and Eastern European Countries - Radulescu, Magdalena;Barbulescu, Marinela
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Central and Eastern European Countries have faced many challenges on their way to well functional market economies and to their European integration path. After their EU accession, next challenge was to fulfill Maastricht criteria for adopting euro and entering the euro-zone. There is no easy way in achieving both nominal and real convergence with the most developed European countries. The nominal and real convergence criteria are rather contradictory. That s why the Central and Eastern European Countries must find the best solution for them. Are they prepared for European Monetary Union? How…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Central and Eastern European Countries have faced many challenges on their way to well functional market economies and to their European integration path. After their EU accession, next challenge was to fulfill Maastricht criteria for adopting euro and entering the euro-zone. There is no easy way in achieving both nominal and real convergence with the most developed European countries. The nominal and real convergence criteria are rather contradictory. That s why the Central and Eastern European Countries must find the best solution for them. Are they prepared for European Monetary Union? How soon will they fulfill the convergence criteria and will adopt euro? What are their perspectives in the actual crisis context? These are the main questions we tried to answer in this work.
Autorenporträt
I have granted my Ph.D title in 2004 and this year I have graduated my post-doctoral studies. I graduated the Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest in 1999. I am an Associated Professor at the University of Pitesti, Romania, Faculty of Economic Studies. My interests: Macroeconomic Policies, International Investments, Baking Systems.