Social Progress in Romania and other Central and Eastern European Non- Eurozone States

Social Progress in Romania and other Central and Eastern European Non- Eurozone States

Our research paper refers to the social progress achieved in the last 10 years by Romania, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Croatia, Poland and Hungary as non- Eurozone members (CEE-6), compared to the minimum and maximum levels in the EU-28, depending on their economic development levels....

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Main Author: VIRGINIA CÂMPEANU
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Nicolae Titulescu University 2016-06-01
Series:Global Economic Observer
Subjects:
Bulgaria
Czech Republic
Croatia
Poland and Hungary as non- Eurozone members (CEE -6)
compared to the minimum and maximum levels in the EU -28
depending on their economic development levels. This analysis is a part of the larger- scale study regarding the readiness assessment of Romania and other five Central and Eastern European c ountries (CEE -6) for accession to the Eurozone in terms of the real convergence. We extended the analysis of the real economic convergence to the sphere of social convergence. The purpose of the extended analysis is to compare the living standards in Romania
CEE -6 and other European Union member states (EU -28) and to draw conclusions on the social convergence as a complement to real economic convergence. U sing a new analytical tool
the global composite index “ Social Progress Index ” at different levels of disaggregation
this article reveals the social gaps between CEE -6 and the EU and identifies strengths
Wel lbeing
Analysis of social progress
Romania
Central and Eastern European countries
SPI 2015
Online Access:http://www.globeco.ro/wp-content/uploads/vol/split/vol_4_no_1/geo_2016_vol4_no1_art_005.pdf

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