Mark Baker

Mark Baker is a freelance journalist and travel writer based in Prague. He has written guidebooks and articles for Lonely Planet, Frommer’s, and Fodor’s, and his articles have also appeared in National Geographic Traveler and The Wall Street Journal, among other publications.

Also by Mark Baker

July 12, 2001
Czech Republic: Financier Kozeny Says He's Down But Not Out
July 10, 2001
U.S./EU: Analysis -- What Killed The GE-Honeywell Merger?
June 22, 2001
Montenegro: People Prepare For 'E-Day'
June 20, 2001
Yugoslavia: Kosovo's Banking Chief Readies Province For Euro Currency
June 15, 2001
Europe: Euro Introduction Will Impact The East (Part 3)
June 13, 2001
Europe: Euro-Zone's Citizens Bracing For E-Day (Part 2)
June 12, 2001
Europe: Why Is The Euro Falling? (Part 1)
June 06, 2001
OPEC: Decision To Maintain Quotas May Raise Prices
May 17, 2001
EU: ECB's 'One Interest Rate Suits All' Policy Raises Doubts
May 15, 2001
EU: Interest Rate Cut Calls Into Question Bank's Credibility
May 14, 2001
UN: Annan Urges Industrialized Countries To Honor Aid Pledge
May 14, 2001
NATO: Aspirants Affirm Solidarity
May 11, 2001
NATO: Bush Signals Support For Expansion
May 10, 2001
Slovakia: NATO Meeting Centers On Expansion
May 09, 2001
World: OECD Joins Chorus In Reducing Economic Growth Forecasts
April 25, 2001
Japan: New Prime Minister Under Pressure To Stimulate Economy
April 18, 2001
EU: Report Says Economies Moving In Right Direction
April 11, 2001
EU: Consumers Hold Key To Economies
April 10, 2001
EU: Economists Demand Reduction In Central Bank Interest Rates
April 04, 2001
EU: IMF Foresees Reduction In Economic Growth

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Also by Mark Baker

Czech Republic: Financier Kozeny Says He's Down But Not Out

U.S./EU: Analysis -- What Killed The GE-Honeywell Merger?

Montenegro: People Prepare For 'E-Day'

Yugoslavia: Kosovo's Banking Chief Readies Province For Euro Currency

Europe: Euro Introduction Will Impact The East (Part 3)

Europe: Euro-Zone's Citizens Bracing For E-Day (Part 2)

Europe: Why Is The Euro Falling? (Part 1)

OPEC: Decision To Maintain Quotas May Raise Prices

EU: ECB's 'One Interest Rate Suits All' Policy Raises Doubts

EU: Interest Rate Cut Calls Into Question Bank's Credibility

UN: Annan Urges Industrialized Countries To Honor Aid Pledge

NATO: Aspirants Affirm Solidarity

NATO: Bush Signals Support For Expansion

Slovakia: NATO Meeting Centers On Expansion

World: OECD Joins Chorus In Reducing Economic Growth Forecasts

Japan: New Prime Minister Under Pressure To Stimulate Economy

EU: Report Says Economies Moving In Right Direction

EU: Consumers Hold Key To Economies

EU: Economists Demand Reduction In Central Bank Interest Rates

EU: IMF Foresees Reduction In Economic Growth