Bulgaria's Fiscal Expansion: Navigating Through Stormy Waters
When the global economic crisis wreaked havoc across the world, most governments responded with a dramatic increase in spending. Economic policies had two main goals in mind: bailing out failing financial systems and maintaining demand with a boos...
Seeking Fellow nominations
CASE is seeking nominations of highly qualified researchers to join the network of CASE Fellows. Candidates should be experts in one or more of th...
Customs Union between Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia: Implications for Belarus
On 27 of November 2009, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia agreed to create a Customs Union. The union establishes a common customs space in July 2010...
CASE in Belgrade: Improving Management Procedures at the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of S...
Serbia aims to one day join the EU, but the emerging market economy requires institutional modernization to bring its governance system in line wit...
Evaluating investment climate reforms in Sub‐Saharan Africa
Evaluating investment climate reform initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa, CASE, in consortium with Economisti Associati (Italy) and the Africa Group...
Global Food Price Shock and the Poor in Egypt and Ukraine
The global food price shock of 2006-2008 affected the poorer strata of populations in several developing countries. In Egypt and Ukraine, it has pu...
Does the Crisis Experience Call for a New Paradigm in Monetary Policy?
CASE Network Studies and Analyses Report No. 402 evaluates monetary policy during the financial crisis by dividing the crisis into three stages: pr...
