Conference Poster

How does European Union membership affect economic growth in newly joined members?

Abstract

This study employs assumptions from different theoretical and empirical works on economic growth. The most important are the neoclassical concept of conditional convergence (the effects past conditions have on future growth), Robert Barro's endogenous growth assumptions about the importance of education and institutions, and panel data analysis methodology inspired by Prochniak and Kahouli & Kadhraoui.

Subjects

economic growth, EU, Central and Eastern Europe,

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Authors

Kazalova, Yanitsa

Contributors

Supervisors: Kilmister, A

Oxford Brookes departments

Faculty of Business

Dates

Year: 2017

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