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Although Estonia developed a functioning market economy, it has hardly succeeded in catching-up economically with the richer countries of the euro area.

The analysis of the economic development and the regulatory reform process in Estonia gives a predominantly positive picture. It suggests that Estonia has already made several important steps towards a market economy.

The authors examine what integration options the Baltic States will have in Europe in the 1990s. As a reference system for a possible route of the Baltic States to the European Union, the southern enlargement of the Community in the 1980s by Greece,

In this report the actual state of economic and structural development, the progress towards establishing a market economy, and the provision of infrastructure in the Baltic States Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania after five years of independence is...

"Baltic Sea Region" in this study encompasses those countries that were members of the former CMEA, i.e. the economies in transition (EIT) on the Baltic shore.

"Baltic Sea Region" in this study encompasses those countries that were members of the former CMEA, i.e. the economies in transition (EIT) on the Baltic shore.

A working market economy requires a number of essential elements which should be introduced in the course of the reform process.