ICEG EC Conference
Growth Patterns and Capital Formation in the Eastern EU Member States
Date: 14th May, 2008
Venue: Brussels
Language of the conference: English
The conference will focus on special features and roots of growth from capital investments and formation in Eastern member states of the European Union in comparison with the rest of the EU. The presentations will be organized around the dynamics and composition of FDI inflows and outflows, impacts of FDI inflows, the relocation of FDI, industrial structure of investments, credit growth and investment booms.
The range of the topics linked to capital formation will be analysed from academic, policy maker and business aspects. The speakers will be leading representatives of the academic community and international organisations (European Commission, OECD, World Bank, UNCTAD,), and national authorities.
Further information: office@icegec.hu
Presentations »
Michael Landesmann |
Wiener Institute für Internationale Wirtschaftsvergleiche |
Growth challenges in the EU27: focus on the Eastern Member States |
Pál Gáspár |
ICEG EC |
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Selen Sarisoy Guerin |
Center for European Policy Studies |
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Astrit Sulstarova |
UNCTAD |
The effect of EU accession on the dynamics and composition of FDI inflows to new EU countrie |
Laurian Lungu |
Group of Applied Economics, Bucharest |
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Marc Stocker |
BUSINESSEUROPE |
Is the investment boom in Central and Eastern Europe sustainable? |
Péter Bilek |
ICEG EC |
Overview and some risks of investment developments in the Eastern EU Member States |
Fabian Zuleeg |
European Policy Center |
Investment in the new Member States: What should be the future focus of the CEECs and of EU policy? |
Christoph Rosenberg |
IMF |
Central and Eastern Europe:Global spillovers and external vulnerabilities |
Filip Keereman |
European Commission, DG-ECFIN |
Public Investment, Catching up and the EU Fiscal Policy Framework |