The new Europe : changing economic relations between East and West
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The new Europe : changing economic relations between East and West
（The European initiative）
Harvester Wheatsheaf , Distributed in North America by The University of Michigan Press, 1991
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Bibliography: p. 267-282
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book examines economic relations between the European Community and the Eastern Bloc. It begins with a review of the situation up until 1989, looking at such areas as trade agreements, trade protection measures, export credits, the structure and economic effects of various trading relationships between members of the two blocs, and agricultural trade. The book then addresses the subject of the political and economic reforms that have taken place in Eastern Europe since 1989 and considers how these have affected theose economic relationships. It examines in particular the type of economic aid that the European Community has extended to East European economies as they make the difficult transition from state-run economies to more market-oriented systems, the new economic alliances tha are coming into being, joint ventures between West European companies and East European organizations, and the effect of German unification on the general economic balance of power and influence within Europe. The book concludes with a prognosis for the future.
目次
- Part 1 Relations between EC and Central-East Europe before 1988-9: historical background
- the mechanisms used by the EC in East-West trade until 1988
- EC anti-dumping and other trade protection measures
- the EC in a wider context - Cocom and the OECD consensus on export credits
- trade between the two blocs until 1989
- EC-East European agricultural trade. Part 2 Economic reforms in Central-East Europe and trade relations with the EC: the economic transformation of Central-East Europe
- Western measures to aid the transformation process in Central-East Europe
- the tightening links between the Community and Central-East Europe
- new forms of association and integration in Europe
- East-West interfirm cooperation and joint ventures
- the implications of German unification for the EC
- conclusions - the outlook for economic relations between the EC and Central-East Europe.
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