| Summary: | This paper tries to analyze the structural features of the Central and East European economies so that we can
identify the most relevant information in order to understand the monetary transmission mechanism through the
interest rate channel. The research sample consist of Central and East European countries which are members of the
European Union, but not yet members of Eurozone, countries that have the same monetary policy objective, the same
monetary policy strategy, as well as regimes based on floating or controlled exchange rates. As a result of the
research, we can appreciate that in these countries there was a gradual consolidation of the economy, which makes the
transmission of monetary policy easier to perform compared to the previous years.
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