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WIIW Research
analyses economic developments of countries in transition (including China),
studies East-West European integration and focuses on comparative aspects
of global economic trends. A team of specialized
economists and supporting statistical
staff provides insight into macroeconomic trends, structural change
and emerging markets.
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WIIW
Forecasts, mainly short and medium term; evaluation of different
scenarios and analytical assessments.
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WIIW
Consulting assists clients to assess economic trends and prospects
and to reduce uncertainty in entering emerging markets. Also available
for special presentations and individual research, by contract (see also
list of recent consultancies).
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WIIW
Databases, consistent over time and between countries, with nearly
7500 annual, 1200 monthly and 2500 industrial time series.
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WIIW
Publications: Research findings as well as extracts from the WIIW
databases are published in different WIIW series, generally in English.
Online access for publications is under construction.
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WIIW
Balkan Observatory is a portal to statistics, research and communication
in relation to economic developments in South-Eastern Europe. The Observatory
results from co-operation between the WIIW and the London School of Economics
(LSE).
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"Countdown":
An online documentation and communication network on EU's eastern enlargement,
promoted in the framework of EU Interreg IIc CADSES.
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WIIW Publications
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WIIW
Mailing Lists send regular e-mail information about WIIW publications,
press releases and events.
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WIIW
Library has a collection of over 11,500 volumes, 40 daily newspapers
and 350 periodicals in over a dozen languages, plus a wide-ranging grey
literature of conference proceedings, annual reports, memoranda, and the
like. Networked to other specialized libraries, and it also offers a documentation
service, scanning publications by special arrangement.
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