The Central and Eastern European countries as a business location (in German) - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Heitger
B.
Schrader
K.
Bode
E.

Publication Date

10/1992

Key Words

Bulgaria

Central and Eastern Europe

Czechoslovakia

economic development

Hungary

Mittel- und Osteuropa

Poland

Reforms

Romania

Related Topics

Europe

European Union & Euro

The authors examine the extent to which the Central and Eastern European countries Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Czechoslovakia and Hungary have succeeded in paving the way for a market-based order and integration into the international division of labor.

Kiel Institute Experts

Dr. Eckhardt Bode

Kiel Institute Researcher
Dr. Klaus Schrader

Kiel Institute Researcher

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