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Changing economic conditions
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Sort Desciption: Overview of economic conditions. 1. a) South-east Europe. Economic activity in south-east Europe strengthened in 2004. For the year as a whole ...
Content Inside: 1 Changing economic conditions Of the Eastern European countries in transition at the time of negotiating the Protocol 8 joined the EU in 2004 and are no longer considered as economies in transition. Executive Body decision 2003/11 on facilitation of the participation of some countries with economies in transition lists the following countries: Armenia Azerbaijan Belarus Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Georgia Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Republic of Moldova Romania Russian Federation Serbia and Montenegro the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia and Ukraine. Upon their accession to the Convention and their expressed intention to take part in the work of the Executive Body the following countries would also qualify for funding: Albania Tajikistan Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan. Of the countries listed above the following are Parties to the Protocol on POPs: Bulgaria Republic of Moldova and Romania. Overview of economic conditions 1 a) South-east Europe Economic activity in south-east Europe strengthened in 2004. For the year as a whole aggregate GDP rose by more than 6 per cent on the strength of output in the regions largest economy - Romania. The broad-based recovery in Bulgaria also gained further ground while GDP in Serbia and Montenegro surged after the very poor outcome in 2003. The pace of economic expansion in the remaining parts of the region was more moderate. The EU candidate countries (Bulgaria Croatia and Romania) continued to benefit from a surge in inward FDI which has contributed to a deepening of the restructuring and modernization of their economies and acceleration of export growth in 2004. Output in the relatively large agricultural sectors of all south-east European economies was boosted by very good harvests. Strong domestic demand continued to support economic activity in Bulgaria and Romania but in Croatia the chronic twin deficit problem and a rapidly growing foreign debt have prompted restrictive policy measures. Most south-east ...
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