Czech Republic [electronic resource] : Czech Republic
Development, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and.
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Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2004.
The Czech Republic has registered relatively regular growth and attracted a high level of foreign direct investment. At the dawn of EU accession, these results need to be consolidated. One of the major challenges facing the Czech Republic will be to preserve the role of the Capital city Region of Prague and its surroundings as growth engines for the national economy, while ensuring adequate development in other regions.
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Acknowledgements; Table of contents; Assessment and recommendations; Introduction; Chapter 1. Regional performances and underused potentials; Chapter 2. Strategies and policies; Chapter 3. Territorial governance in flux; Appendix. Methodology and criteria for district classification; Selection of National Czech websites; International Organisation's websites; Bibliography
The Czech Republic has registered relatively regular growth and attracted a high level of foreign direct investment. At the dawn of EU accession, these results need to be consolidated. One of the major challenges facing the Czech Republic will be to preserve the role of the Capital city Region of Prague and its surroundings as growth engines for the national economy, while ensuring adequate development in other regions.
Czech Republic - Economic conditions - 1993-.
Business & Economics
Economic History
OECD Territorial Reviews