The role of monetary policy for the systemic transformation of the Polish economy is derived
from the initial conditions of the monetary sector, which will be analyzed by using the …

The goal of this paper is to analyze quantitatively the monetary policy of the former
Czechoslovakia, later the Czech Republic, with the help of analytical tools taken from …

The literature on the economies in transformation and policy makers have strongly
emphasized the role of exchange rates viewed as policy tools aimed at solving the …

At the end of the past decade, a conscious and concerted effort was launched in Poland to
build a capitalist market economy. The shift to the new economic system required, among …

In this article is compared the monetary and the exchange rate policies and their influence
on the real economic situation in Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic. In these …

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the development of monetary policy of Czech,
Poland and Hungary as representative group of developing countries in east Europe. Paper …

Monetary Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: The Case for Monetary Strategy Based on
Exchange Rates Page 1 Monetary Policy in Central and Eastern Europe: The Case for …

Abstract On January 1, 1990, Poland embarked upon a radical program of monetary
stabilization and institutional change, designed to transform its economic system into an …

After fifteen years of post-communist transition Poland joined the European Union on 1 May
2004. This historic, and to a large extent symbolic, event has influenced most social, political …

Implementation of an adequate monetary policy regime in transition economies has
provoked an active debate in the past decades. There was a tendency to try to reach a'one …