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Cepr

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Source: Établi à partir des chiffres fournis par le CEPRE-OPP et le CGN ainsi que des données de la loi budgétaire 2005-2009.
Source: Based on data from CEPRE-OPP, CGN and the Budget Act 2005-2009.

Dans CEPR Discussion Papers: Centre for Economic Policy Research, 2002.
In CEPR Discussion Papers: Centre for Economic Policy Research, 2002.

Sont également intervenus les représentants des ONG Centre for Economic and Policy Research/Our World Is Not for Sale (CEPR/OWINFS) et SEATINI.
In addition, interventions were made by representatives of the NGOs Centre for Economic and Policy Research/Our World Is Not for Sale (CEPR/OWINFS) and SEATINI.

24. Les études empiriques récentes sur les pays d'Europe centrale fondées sur un plus grand nombre de données concernant les dotations en facteurs de production confirment l'impression générale selon laquelle c'est dans le secteur des produits à forte intensité de main-d'oeuvre non qualifiée ou semi-qualifiée que les pays en transition peuvent être les plus compétitifs Voir D. Rosati, "The Economic Interpenetrations between the EC and Eastern Europe: The Consequences for Polish Industry", Bruxelles, 1994, document ronéotypé; L. Halpern, "Comparative Advantage and Likely Trade Patterns of the CEECs", série de documents de travail CEPR, No 1003.
Recent empirical studies on central European countries based on more data on factor endowments confirm the general perception that transition economies may be most competitive in unskilled and semi-skilled labour-intensive products.See D. Rosati, "The Economic Interpenetrations between the EC and Eastern Europe: The Consequences for Polish Industry", Brussels 1994 mimeo; L. Halpern, "Comparative Advantage and Likely Trade Patterns of the CEECs", CEPR Discussion Paper Series, No. 1003.

Walmsley, Terrie L., et L. Alan Winters (2003), Relaxing the restrictions on the temporary movements of natural persons: a simulation analysis, CEPR Discussion Paper, no 3719, Centre for Economic Policy Research, Londres, janvier 2003.
Walmsley, Terrie L., and L. Alan Winters (2003). Relaxing the restrictions on the temporary movements of natural persons: a simulation analysis. CEPR Discussion Paper, No. 3719. London: Centre for Economic Policy Research.

Dans les accords européens, les obligations concernant le contenu local fixent ce dernier à 60 % en moyenne, selon le produit L.A. Winters, "The Europe Agreements: With a Little Help from Our Friends", in Center for Economic Policy Research, The Association Process: Making it Work, Occasional Paper No 11, CEPR, Londres, novembre 1992, p. 19.
In the Europe Agreements, the "local content requirement" is 60 per cent on the average, depending on the product.L.A. Winters, "The Europe Agreements: With a Little Help from Our Friends", in Center for Economic Policy Research, The Association Process: Making it Work, Occasional Paper No. 11, CEPR, London, November 1992, p.19.