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Długoterminowa stopa procentowa jako wyznacznik konwergencji. Przypadek Polski

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Michalczyk W.
International Business and Global Economy
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2014
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vol. Volume 33
89–102
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The aim of the article is to present the characteristics of the long-term interest rate as one of the determinants of convergence as well as to use it in order to assess the convergence of Polish economy in relation to the euro area. As research methods, an analysis of literature and an analysis of statistical data were utilised. The research period starts in May 2004 and ends in December 2013. The long-term interest rate seems to be one of the most important measures of the economies’ convergence. The main reason is that its level is influenced not only by market conditions but also by determinants having their origin in the quality of economic policy (inflation target, authorities’ credibility, the situation in the public finance, etc.). Despite the relatively high value of the long-term interest rate in Poland in the analysed period compared to other European Union member states outside the euro area, one can observe a long-term downward trend in the difference between its level in Poland and the monetary union’s average. This phenomenon may indicate a gradual deepening of the convergence and increasing readiness of Polish economy to adopt the euro.
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Konwergencja nominalna nowych państw członkowskich Unii Europejskiej

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Pastuszka S.
Studia Regionalne i Lokalne
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2011
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issue 3(45)
133-150
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An Economic and Monetary Union is the next stage of European integration. The membership in the euro zone should result in strengthening the safety and stability of the national economy. Therefore, the new member countries ought to aspire to accession, meeting in advance the Maastricht convergence criteria. The paper presents the assessment of the nominal convergence of new EU members (general government deficit and general public debt related to GDP, annual average inflation rates, long-term interest rates) in 2004–2009.
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Jednym z istotnych etapów integracji europejskiej jest Unia Gospodarcza i Walutowa, w obrębie której używa się wspólnej waluty – euro. Przynależność do strefy euro powinna zwiększać bezpieczeństwo i stabilność gospodarki. Dlatego wskazane jest, aby nowe kraje członkowskie Unii Europejskie starały się o akcesję do strefy euro, spełniając odpowiednio wcześniej tzw. kryteria zbieżności z Maastricht. W artykule oceniono konwergencję nominalną nowych członków (relacja deficytu i długu publicznego do PKB, przeciętne roczne stopy inflacji, długoterminowe stopy procentowe) w latach 2004–2009.
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