The single European market : prospects for economic integration
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The single European market : prospects for economic integration
Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1992
- : hard
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 193-198) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Much has been written about the failure of the European Community to achieve any real integration of the European economies and despite the great hopes of the 1992 programme there is much criticism of the claims made about the potential economic benefits. Roger Vickermann sets out to reassess the basis of the Single Market in the context of economic integration as a process. A particular theme of the book is the changing regional dimension of the Community and the critical role of the infrastructure in the integration process. A series of sector case studies (hi-tech industries; textiles and clothing; food, drink and tobacco; motor vehicles; financial services; and tourism) is used to illustrate the process. The book is designed to provide a unified introduction to the key economic issues raised by the European Community and the completion of the Single Market and to complement more orthodox texts on the European Community. It will be accessible to all those with a basic training in economics and of particular interest to those taking courses on the Economics of the EC or European Business.
目次
- Economic integration - an overview
- location, transport and trade
- measuring regional competitiveness
- the existing order - integration to 1991
- realizing the Single Market
- the impact on sectors
- the impact on regions
- the new order?
- integration to 2001.
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