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Use this style for all plain text through the entire paper. Text of the chapter using “Paragraph” style. Use this style for all plain text through the entire paper. Figure 1 Title of the Figure (style Title_table_figure)</p><p>75%</p><p>70%</p><p>65% CZE 60% HUN POL 55% SVK 50% V4</p><p>45%</p><p>40% 1999 2000 2001 2002</p><p>Source: Author’s calculation (style Source)</p><p>All mathematical and statistical formulas must be numbered as follows:</p><p> min z0  0  (1) n  y  y ,r  1,2,..., s (2)  j rj r0 j1 n  x   x  0,i  1,2,...,n (3) 0 i0  j i j j1 n  j  1 (4) j1</p><p>j  j = 1,2,…,n (5)</p><p>4. Conclusion</p><p>Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. Text of the conclusion. </p><p>! Make a list of references in the alphabetical order, NOT according to type of publication ! !! Use style “References_list” in creating the references !! !! 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