30 Years of Economic Transformation in CEE: Key Five Lessons For Belarus
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Izabela Marcinkowska
Dr. Marcinkowska’s areas of expertise include the labor market, social policy, and employment. As President of the Management Board, Dr. Marcinkowska is responsible for managing all research and projects in the areas of demography, labor, and social policy, overseeing CASE’s financial administration, and spearheading new business development activities. Dr. Marcinkowska has been cooperating with CASE … <a href="https://case-research.eu/publications/30-years-of-economic-transformation-in-cee-key-five-lessons-for-belarus-2/">Continued</a>
Articles from this author:
- How to eradicate skills poverty among the most vulnerable?
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Tourism and rural development
The study delves into the multifaceted impact and potential of tourism in fostering rural development across the European Union (EU). Its aim is to equip local governments with practical insights, empowering them to effectively leverage the benefits of tourism in rural EU regions. Employing a diverse array of research methodologies, including interviews, case studies, and … <a href="https://case-research.eu/publications/30-years-of-economic-transformation-in-cee-key-five-lessons-for-belarus-2/">Continued</a>
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Energy policy and the labour market: consequences for employment in regions undergoing energy transitions
This study examines the socio-economic situation of three lignite regions in the process of transitioning out of coal mining: Lusatia in Germany, Wielkopolska in Poland, and Upper Nitra in Slovakia. It assesses the effectiveness of various instruments, factors and approaches in creating quality jobs, employment, and economic growth. The research results suggest that a successful … <a href="https://case-research.eu/publications/30-years-of-economic-transformation-in-cee-key-five-lessons-for-belarus-2/">Continued</a>
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Belarus Business Barometer, October 2023
The report explores how the political unrest in Belarus, especially after the disputed presidential elections in August 2020, led many businesses to leave the country. It discusses the difficulties these businesses faced, like more government scrutiny, fewer customers, and limited chances to grow. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, new economic sanctions made … Continued
How Credit Guarantee Schemes Could Ease Access to Funding for Companies with Belarusian Capital in the EU
The policy paper offers solutions to help companies with Belarusian owners in the EU access funding more easily. It suggests using global credit guarantee schemes as inspiration. These would address issues like a lack of credit history or collateral, which often hinder Belarusian businesses in the EU. Two main ideas are proposed. One is an … Continued