Ekonomiczne aspekty integracji wybranych państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej

Siemiątkowski, Piotr; Cieśłik, Ewa; Jankowska, Ewa A.; Górniewicz, Grzegorz; Piotrowicz, Artur; Redo, Magdalena; Redo, Jarosław

doi:10.12775/tis.2015.100

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“…It is suggested that it is likely because of the low inequality in the market income distribution rather than the redistributive activities of their current welfare states [ 10 ]. What is more, the socioeconomic transformation processes in CEE countries brought many social problems before, that is why the advances in well-being made in post–socialist countries have been more limited than, suppose, on GDP growth [ 14 , 15 ]. Although different welfare state regimes achieve different outcomes in dealing with social inequalities and differently affect well-being at the same time [ 16 ], there is a lack of such analysis for the CEE countries.…”

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Examining the relationships between income inequalities and different dimensions of well-being in selected Central Eastern European (CEE) countries

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2021

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This article examines the relationships between different dimensions of well-being and income inequalities across selected Central Eastern European countries after joining the European Union in 2004. Regarding the multivariety of well-being concept, it explores its 5 dimensions (material dimension, health dimension, education dimension, environmental dimension, happiness). Accounting for the interactions between dimensions of well-being matters for the inequalities, we conducted an in-depth analysis by adopting PMG estimation and panel ARDL model to assess the short-run and long-run links between variables. The results of conducted analysis allowed us to identify the canals through which income inequalities are linked directly or indirectly with the particular dimensions of well-being. In the long run, all the dimensions of well-being significantly affected income inequalities, and income inequality shaped material dimension, health, education, natural environment, and happiness. However, in the short run, the only dimension that shaped income inequalities was education. Income inequalities directly affected both health dimension and happiness.

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Section: Relationships Between Inequality and Well-being In Its Different Dimensions—literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Examining the relationships between income inequalities and different dimensions of well-being in selected Central Eastern European (CEE) countries

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2021

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“…It should be borne in mind that among the 11 CEE states, five have introduced the Euro currency (Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Slovenia and Slovakia), which is the dominant transaction currency in Europe (in particular as concerns invoicing exports); Bulgaria has a fixed exchange rate to Euro (currency board), and Croatia actively stabilizes the exchange rate of its own currency to Euro (Cieślik et al, 2015;ECB, 2016). The Czech Republic used to apply the same solution, but resigned from it at the beginning of April 2017.…”

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Comparison of External Exposure of Central and Eastern-European States as a Factor Threatening Financial Security of Their Economies

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2018

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Analiza porównawcza zewnętrznej ekspozycji państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej jako czynnika zagrażającego bezpieczeństwu finansowemu ich gospodarek• A b s t r a k t • Gospodarki państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej cechują dość silne międzynarodo-we powiązania ekonomiczne i finansowe, wskazujące na ich uzależnienie od zagranicznego kapitału i koniunktury na światowych rynkach, oraz skutkujące wrażliwością na zewnętrzne szoki. Odporność gospodarek państw EŚW ograniczyło dodatkowo ich względnie szybkie i silne otwarcie się na proces globalizacji i europejskiej integracji. Wszystkie poddane analizie pań-stwa posiadają niemałe zadłużenie zagraniczne (sięgające 55-139% PKB), dość mocno ujemną międzynarodową pozycję inwestycyjną netto (stanowiącą 25-71% PKB), wysokie pasywa zagraniczne (na poziomie 85-350% PKB), wysoki stopień otwarcia (eksport oraz import towarów i usług sięgający 41-94% PKB), niemałe zaangażowanie zagranicznego ruchliwego kapitału portfelowego (nawet do 32% PKB), czy silne finansowe wsparcie z unijnego budżetu jako beneficjentów netto (ze skumulowaną wartością otrzymanych funduszy z budżetu UE w latach 2004-2015 na poziomie 21-42% PKB). Pamię-tać przy tym należy, że Litwa, Łotwa, Estonia, Słowenia i Słowacja są członkami strefy euro, • A b s t r a c t •Central and Eastern-European countries are strongly linked to the international economic and financial systems, which results in their dependence on foreign capital and on the upturn in the global markets. This situation also makes them vulnerable to external shocks. Resilience of the economies of CEE countries was additionally diminished by their relatively quick and uncompromising opening up to the process of globalization and European integration. All the economies subject to scrutiny have quite a substantial external debt level (reaching 55--139% of GDP), their net international investment position is quite strongly in the negative (constituting 25-71% of GDP). They are also characterized by high level of foreign liabilities (85-350% of GDP), a significant degree of trade openness (export and import of goods and services amounting to 41-94% of GDP), considerable rate of foreign liquid portfolio investments (even as much as 32% of GDP). Another common feature is the strong financial support received from the EU budget, with CEE countries being its net beneficiaries (with the accumulated value of funds received from the EU

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Ekonomiczne aspekty integracji wybranych państw Europy Środkowo-Wschodniej

Cited by 5 publications

References 10 publications

Examining the relationships between income inequalities and different dimensions of well-being in selected Central Eastern European (CEE) countries

Examining the relationships between income inequalities and different dimensions of well-being in selected Central Eastern European (CEE) countries

Comparison of External Exposure of Central and Eastern-European States as a Factor Threatening Financial Security of Their Economies

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