2011
DOI: 10.18267/j.polek.799
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An Empirical Analysis of Price Convergence of the Czech Republic and the New EU Member States towards the Euro Area

Abstract: ÚvodRozšíření Evropské unie o nové členské země (NMS) 1 představovalo dosažení dalšího stupně integračního procesu. Logickým krokem, který následuje, je skutečnost, že se česká ekonomika spolu s dalšími NMS připravuje na přijetí jednotné evropské měny. V tomto případě však existují maastrichtská konvergenční kritéria zaměřená na vybrané ukazatele charakterizující proces nominální konvergence ekonomiky a další podmínky. Jako problémová se ukazují kritéria nominální konvergence v někte-rých oblastech (zejména … Show more

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“…The commonly used methods of the convergence analysis are the beta and sigma convergence methods (for example Sala-i-Martin, 1996, Young et al, 2008, Žďárek, 2011or Mazurek, 2013, which we apply to verify the results of the cluster analysis. The beta convergence method is based on the comparison of the indicator value in the base year and its average growth.…”
Section: Methodology and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The commonly used methods of the convergence analysis are the beta and sigma convergence methods (for example Sala-i-Martin, 1996, Young et al, 2008, Žďárek, 2011or Mazurek, 2013, which we apply to verify the results of the cluster analysis. The beta convergence method is based on the comparison of the indicator value in the base year and its average growth.…”
Section: Methodology and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A wide range of indicators has been applied in the scientific literature to substantiate real and nominal convergence in the European Union. In particular, gross domestic product per capita and price levels are indicators often used to assess convergence or divergence in the European Union (for example Matkowski and Próchniak, 2004, Žďárek, 2011and Dobrinski and Havlik, 2014. Other authors use different indicators to verify convergence in the EU, for example unemployment, productivity or unit labour cost (Estrada, et al, 2012, Sondermann, 2012and Bourgeot, 2013.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%