Europe will come back to economic growth in 2016. The International Monetary Fund presents its regional report at CASE
Economic growth should return to Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CESEE) next year. However, the IMF report “Reconciling Fiscal Consolidation and Growth” states that there is a possibility that some obstacles can hamper these expectations.
The Anatomy of VAT and Excise Tax Non-Compliance in Poland
In 2013, non-payment of VAT obligations cost the Polish budget 42 billion PLN, according to a recent study conducted by the Center for Social and...
NEW PUBLICATION: Post-privatisation Corporate Performance in Poland. Evidence from Companies Priv...
The 2008-2011 Polish privatization plan assumed that 740 enterprises would be privatized. The outcome of the plan implementation was 582 privatized...
Inflation in October stood at -0.7 percent in month-to-month relation – CASE publishes its inflat...
CASE - Center for Social and Economic Research collects information about prices based on Internet data. CASE experts have determined that inflatio...
Quo vadis, Ukraine? asks Ivan Mikloš during 139th mBank – CASE Seminar
“If I am to point to one most important characteristic of Ukraine it is the fact that it is a country whose level of development is far below its p...
New publication: Corporate debt securities market in Poland: state of art, problems, and prospect...
In the publication, which is an extended and authorized version of presentations delivered during the mBank - CASE Seminar no. 136, the authors di...
Non-compliance costs Europe €168 billion in VAT revenues in 2013
Only in 2013 the EU Member States lost approximately €168 billion in VAT revenues due to non-compliance, according to a recent study conducted by t...
