Foreign trade of the transition economies

Article Abstract:

Eastern European and Baltic States increased foreign trade during Jan-Jun 1997. Eastern European exports increased 5% compared with a 2% increase in 1996. Eastern European imports increased 8% compared with a 13% increase in 1996. Baltic States exports increased by 23% and imports increased by 29%. There were changes in the supply side rather than the demand side of the economic equation for this region.

Merchandise Trade Balance, Baltic States

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Surges in capital flows into Eastern Europe, 1990-1996

Article Abstract:

Economic reforms through Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union have resulted in many sources of foreign capital. Between 1993 and 1997, capital inflows into Eastern Europe reached $62 billion. External and internal reasons have been given for the flows. Capital inflows can contribute to economic development for a region and strengthen its external sector.

Finance

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Exports of Manufacturers from Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union to the Developed Market Economies, 1965-1981

Article Abstract:

Manufacturing exports from the Soviet Union have remained fairly constant at about two per cent of the Western market for manufactured goods. Newly industrialized countries are strong competition for Eastern countries. Fertilizer remains the strongest export. Charts are provided.

Soviet Union

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