EU Enlargement and Immigration

EU Enlargement: The New Member States and Agricultural Trade Potentials

Varieties , Jobs and EU Enlargement

Two key factors that have so far allowed fast growing economies of central and eastern Europe to cope with their external constraint have been i) the presence of relatively low unit labour costs and ii) the initial undervaluation of the exchange rate. The accession to the EU will inevitably reduce both sources of competitiveness of eastern European exports: real wages are likely to catch-up wes...

Dealing with Immigration in the Context of EU Enlargement: the Case of Transitional Provisions

Dealing!with!Immigration!in!the!Context!of!EU!Enlargement:! the!Case!of!Transitional!Provisions! by! Erwan!Schweitzer! Department!of!Political!Science! Duke!University! ! Date:_______________________! Approved:! ! ___________________________! Pablo!Beramendi,!Supervisor! ! ___________________________! Joseph!Grieco! ! ___________________________! William!Keech! ! ! !

EU Enlargement: Implications for EU and Multilateral Export Controls

Zdeněk Tůma: EU enlargement and monetary integration

The first thing to be considered when discussing European monetary integration is how the different countries will go about adopting the euro. There is no universal strategy that can be used by all new EU member states. The euro may either be adopted rapidly, or after a longer interim period. In the pre-EMU period, the emphasis can be put either on ensuring the low inflation required by the Maa...