Corporate debt securities market in Poland: state of art, problems, and prospects for development
The development of the Polish corporate bonds market resulted from changes on the supply side. When the Lehman Brothers went bankrupt, Polish entrepreneurs realized that financing their companies’ operations only with the use of credit, even if c...
CASE launches a project "Measuring consumer inflation in real time"
Center for Social and Economic research launched a project 'Measuring consumer inflation in real time'. Within the framework of the project CASE de...
A quarter century of economic reforms in Ukraine: too late, too slow, too little
The aim of this paper is to describe the main developments in the Ukrainian economy since its independence in 1991, focusing on the evolution of o...
CASE kicks off the FIRSTRUN project dedicated to fiscal policy in the EU
On March 1 in Helsinki ETLA, The Research Institute of the Finnish Economy launched the FIRSTRUN project - a European Union funded multinational r...
On Competition in the Banking Sector in Poland and Europe Before and During the Crisis
In the past decades, the banking sector has come to be known in literature as the banking industry as it was geared to increasing profits, banks w...
A quarter century of economic reforms in Ukraine: too late, too slow, too little
On Thursday 18th of December, the final mBank-CASE seminar in 2014: ‘A quarter century of economic reforms in Ukraine: too late, too slow, too lit...
The Polish Transition in a Comparative Perspective
In 1989, Poland stood out as a country in chronic political and economic crisis. It had been ravaged by strikes, economic decline and default sinc...
