EU enlargement: External economic implications

EU Enlargement: Implications for EU and Multilateral Export Controls

Economic and Social Cohesion Policy and Enlargement of the EU

ant Croatoslavia, politically, economically and culturally attractive to all Southern Slavs, including those still under Ottoman sovereignty. All of this was to have been sanctioned under a direct arrangement with the Austrian Crown without Hungarian co-tutelage. 7 Josip Juraj Strossmayer (1815-1905), bishop, patron of the arts, chief donator of the Yugoslav (today Croatian) Academyof Sciencesa...

Economic efficiency and growth in the EU enlargement

This paper deals with the effects of EMU enlargement (European Economic and Monetary Union) by evaluating the economic efficiency of growth policies of the 25 member countries. By using Data Envelopment Window Analysis the paper measures the policies adopted initiating economic growth of the 25 EU members for the time period of 1995–2005. Different factors reflecting countries’ investment polic...

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...