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Czech Hungary Poland & the Financial Crisis

Czech Hungary Poland & the Financial Crisis. Background: EU accession: 2004 Subjects to excessive deficit procedures Have not yet adopted the euro

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Page 1: Czech Hungary Poland & the Financial Crisis. Background:  EU accession: 2004  Subjects to excessive deficit procedures  Have not yet adopted the euro

CzechHungaryPoland

& the Financial Crisis

Page 2: Czech Hungary Poland & the Financial Crisis. Background:  EU accession: 2004  Subjects to excessive deficit procedures  Have not yet adopted the euro

Background: EU accession: 2004 Subjects to excessive deficit procedures Have not yet adopted the euro

GDP(PPS)

EU-27PolandHungaryCzech

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Unemployment

CZR – 8.6% HUN – 11.2% POL – 12.6%

CZR – machinery and transport equipment, raw materials, chem. (exp. & imp. POL 6.3%, 7.1% )

HUN – machinery, other manufacture (imp. POL 4.7%)

POL – machinery, manufacture, food and live animals, chemicals

CZR – 3.1%, 38.6%

HUN – 4.7%, 30.9%

POL – 17.4%, 29.2%

Occupied in agriculture & industry:

Exports/Imports

Background

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People at risk of poverty or social exclusion:

Czech > 15%, Hungary > 30%,

Poland > 25%.

Common policy issues: public finance, economic growth, narrowing budget deficit, employment & labor force participation

Background

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News: Inside the borders

New PresidentMilos Zeman, social democrat

Budget deficit to exceed EU limit; IMF talks - no result

EU freezes €4bnfraud case

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Give 1.5 bil

Get 3.0 bil

Czech

Give 836.4 m

Get 5.3 bil

Hungary

Give 3.2 bil

Get 14.4 bil

Poland

EU Budget

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Growth

020

040

060

080

010

0012

0014

00

PolandHungaryCzech

Millions of euros

Comparison

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Farming

0 200 400 600 800 10001200

PolandHungaryCzech

Millions of euros

Comparison

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Administration

0 50 100 150 200 250

PolandHungaryCzech

Millions of euros

Comparison

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Justice

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

PolandHungaryCzech

Millions of euros

Comparison

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Partnership

0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5

PolandHungaryCzech

Millions of euros

Comparison

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Czech Republic

Czech is a net beneficiary, opposing decreasing of the budget.

Money saved on CAP will be allocated to education, research and energy security.

5.4 bil euros for agriculture and 1.9 bil for development.

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Hungary

• 60% of EU funds will be used on economic development

• €48m for unemployment

• Biggest payout per capita

• 10% lower than the previous budget deal

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Poland• Finance Minister Jacek Rostowski :

“a unique, huge success”

• 52% of all public investment comes from EU budget

• "development eastern Poland" programme

• Wants a "European defense force" to guarantee European security

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Delaying Euro Adoption Excuse: Eurozone crisis

Exchange Rate Mechanism II (ERM II)

Minimum 2 years

Spring 2007 Spring 2012

Poland 38 46

Hungary 30 27

Czech Republic 43 62

% of respondents who think that the consequences of adopting the euro are “very and rather negative”

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Conclusion

Friends of Cohesion

Poorer regions that benefit highly

Positive ending

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The Guardian: EU budget: how much does each country pay and where does it get spent?

EurActiv: EU budget summit aftermath: ‘Everyone’s a winner’

European Commission: Where does the money go?

4-traders: Government succeeds in EU budget negotiations

Syracuse University Conference: “The Euro Crisis and the Future of the European Union”

The Guardian: EU budget interactive

The Guardian: EU leaders reach historic budget deal - as it happened

Sources