Capital Economics

The leading macroeconomic research consultancy

Emerging Europe Economics Focus

Emerging Europe Economics Focus

Lessons from the Fall of the Wall

The vast bulk of growth in Emerging Europe since the fall of communism can be explained by the better allocation of resources that has resulted from the transition from central planning to a market economy. However, the most important lesson from the past twenty years for both policymakers and investors is that those countries that combined economic reforms with institutional reforms have prospered the most.

Access to the full article is restricted to Capital Economics clients only.

If you are a client, please log in below to view this article.

Not a client?

To become a client, take a FREE Trial to receive information on services available from Capital Economics.

> Find out more
Close

Capital Economics

The leading macroeconomic research consultancy

The selected article is from our PUBLICATION NAME HERE publication, which is available as part of our SERVICE NAME HERE service.

SERVICE NAME HERE

SERVICE NAME HERE

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nam tortor lacus, fringilla eget vehicula id, sodales at felis. Phasellus porttitor nibh et nisi tempor viverra. Nullam sapien est, varius ut porta vitae, dignissim varius.

> Find out more