Integration into the EU and EMU: Challenges of Nominal and Real Convergence

Conference organised on the occasion of the 75 ^th anniversary of central banking in the Czech Republic Congress Centre of the Czech National Bank, 20 September 2001
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Welcome Address (pdf, 46 kB)	Zdeněk Tůma (pdf, 66 kB) Governor Czech National Bank
Capital Flows to Transition Economies: Master or Servant (pdf, 125 kB)	Prepared by Leslie Lipschitz (pdf, 4 kB) , Timothy Lane and Alex Mourmouras International Monetary Fund Authorized for distribution by Leslie Lipschitz
Panel discussion I History of Convergence: Lessions from Accession
Lessons from Accession - The Case of Austria (pdf, 6 kB)	Eduard Hochreiter (pdf, 5 kB) Senior Adviser and Head of Economic Studies Österreichische Nationalbank
From Financial Crisis to Monetary Union in Six Years Lessons from the Finnish Experience in Joining the Euro Area (pdf, 17 kB)	David G Mayes (pdf, 5 kB) Advisor to the Board Bank of Finland
History of Convergence: Lessons from Accession The Portuguese Disinflation Experience (pdf, 13 kB)	Isabel Gameiro Marques (pdf, 5 kB) Head of Monetary Policy Stance Unit, Research Department Banco de Portugal
From accession to the European Communities to EMU membership: The long convergence of the Greek economy (1981-2001) (pdf, 13 kB)	Isaac Sabethai (pdf, 5 kB) Director of Economic Research Department Bank of Greece
Panel discussion II Current Challenges of Convergence and Accession
Challenges of Convergence (pdf, 14 kB)	Elena Kohútiková (pdf, 43 kB) Deputy Governor National Bank of Slovakia
Challenges of Real and Nominal Convergence (pdf, 13 kB)	Oldrich Dědek (pdf, 66 kB) Vice Governor Czech National Bank
Integration into EU and EMU: Challenges of Real and Nominal Convergence National Bank of Hungary´s Approach (pdf, 12 kB)	Werner Riecke (pdf, 7 kB) Vice President National Bank of Hungary
Challenges of Convergence (pdf, 6 kB)	Ryszard Kokoszczynski (pdf, 5 kB) Deputy Governor National Bank of Poland