Conference 2004: EUROFRAME



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Fourth EUROFRAME Conference

29th of November 2004

Résidence Palace-International Press Centre,

Rue de la Loi 155, BE-1040 Brussels, Belgium

Growth Prospects for the Euro Area

(by invitation only)

10.30h-12.00h	Press Conference on EUROFRAME Forecast for the Euro-Economy Report: EUROFRAME Outlook for the Euro Area -> Press Release <- Location: Room Maelbeek Joint Forecast, presented by Ray Barrell, Senior Research Fellow, NIESR.
14.30h-17.00h	Round Table "Productivity in a EU context" Chair: Gustav-Adolf Horn, DIW Berlin, Germany Location: Room Maelbeek Speakers Eric Bartelsman, Free University Amsterdam: "Reallocation and Productivity Growth" Gilbert Cette, Banque de France: "Labour productivity in some European countries and in the United States" Thomas Fricke, Financial Times Deutschland

For further information contact:

Nico van Leeuwen

CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Analysis

Sector International economics

Van Stolkweg 14

P.O. Box 80510

2508 GM The Hague

The Netherlands

Email: N.I.M.van.Leeuwen(at)cpb.nl

Internet: http://www.cpb.nl/eng/general/org/sector6/

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