Coordinators:		Marek Dabrowski Jacek Rostowski
Participants:		Malgorzata Antczak Monika Błaszkiewicz Piotr Bujak Marek Jarocinski Przemyslaw Kowalski Maryla Maliszewska Wojciech Maliszewski Anna Orlik Wojciech Paczynski Artur Radziwill Łukasz Rawdanowicz Joanna Siwińska-Gorzelak Mateusz Szczurek Mateusz Walewski Przemyslaw Wozniak Nikolai Zoubanov.
Sponsor:		State Committee for Scientific Research

Conferences:

2003-12-22	Strategies for Joining the European Economic and Monetary Union: a Comparative Analysis of Possible Scenarios (to see: conference program)
2004-11-18	Performance of European Monetary Union (to see: conference program)

Publications:

The Eastern Enlargement of the Eurozone is a book edited by CASE senior fellows - Marek Dabrowski and Jacek Rostowski and published by the Springer in 2005. It consists of several papers authored by CASE's affiliates within the above research project and provides comprehensive economic analysis of theoretical, empirical and political issues that will determine whether EMU enlargement is a success.  <<More about this publication>>

Article on Fiscal Challenges Facing the New Member States, Comparative Economic Studies (2006) 48, 252-276. [More about this article]

		When Should the Central Europeans Join EMU?
		Nominal and Real Convergence in Spain, Portugal and Greece During Their Accession to the EMU
		Do Candidate Countries Fit the Optimum-Currency-Area Criteria?
		Uneven Growth in a Monetary Union: on the Possible Implications for its Slow-Growing Members
		Do Acceding Countries Need Higher Fiscal Deficits?
		ECB Decision-making and the Status of the Eurogroup in an Enlarged EMU
		Exchange Rate Regimes and the Nominal Convergence
		Exchange Rate Variability and Foreign Direct Investment - Consequences of EMU Enlargement
		Short-run Macroeconomic Effects of Discretionary Fiscal Policy Changes
		Future EMU Membership and Wage Flexibility in Selected EU Candidate Countries
		Nominal and Real Convergence in Alternative Exchange Rate Regimes in Transition Countries: Implications for the EMU Accession
		Fiscal Costs of Delaying the EMU Accession - Medium Term Fiscal Projection for Selected New EU Members
		Exchange Rate: Shock Generator or Shock Absorber?
		The Stability and Growth Pact - Essential and Unfeasible
		Panel Estimations of PPP and Relative Price Models for CEECs: Lessons for Real Exchange Rate Modelling
		New Member States' Trading Potential Following EMU Accession: A Gravity Approach
		Responses to Monetary Policy Shocks in the East and the West of Europe: A Comparison
		EU Enlargement: Benefits of the Single Market Expansion for Current and New Member States
		A Strategy for EMU Enlargement
		Funkcjonowanie Unii Gospodarczej i Walutowej
		The EMU Enlargement and the Choice of the Euro Conversion Rates: Theoretical and Empirical Issues

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