| O52-2 (2132) CHALLENGES TO EUROPEAN UNION INTEGRATION - II | |||
| This session continues session I with papers, which analyze newly arising challenges to the deepening of the European Union integration. Those challenges stem from the expected inclusion of new members into the monetary union and from the possible impacts of the financial crisis and the inflation history on integration. Impacts on markets, policies and EU institutions will be dealt with. Also, papers will discuss and present models and methods, which allow insigts beyond the standard nominal convergence perspective. | |||
| Organizer: Hubert Gabrisch, Halle Institute for Economic Research — Germany | |||
| Chair: Marcello Signorelli, University of Perugia — Italy | |||
Zorica Mladenovic and Aleksandra Nojkovic, University of Belgrade — Serbia and Montenegro,
Factors that Trigger Inflation Episodes in Transition Economies |
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Monica Raileanu Szeles, Transilvania University of Brasov — Romania and Ileana Tache, "Transilvania" University of Brasov — Romania,
Romania on the Path to Euro Adoption |
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Hubert Gabrisch and Herbert Buscher, Halle Institute for Economic Research — Germany,
Is the EMU an Endogenous Currency Area? The Case of Labour Markets |
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| Discussants: Svatopluk Kapounek, Mendel University — Czech Republic, Marcello Signorelli, University of Perugia — Italy and Zorica Mladenovic, University of Belgrade — Serbia and Montenegro | |||
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