The international competitiveness of CEEC agriculture

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the ability of the agricultural industries of the Central and East European Countries applying for European Union (EU) membership to deal with the competitive pressures within the EU in this sector.

Competition (Economics), Eastern Europe, European Union, Agriculture, Central Europe, Agricultural economics

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Prolonged stagnation, hesitant recovery: Japan from an 'Austrian' perspective

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Research is presented concerning the severe recession which affected the Japanese economy in 1997. The ineffectiveness of the monetary stance and fiscal policy in ending the recession is discussed.

Japan, Economic policy, Fiscal policy, Monetary policy, Recessions

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Rules of origin with multistage production

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Research is presented concerning the influence which globalisation, ease of cross-border communication and reduced trade barriers have had on the specification of rules of origin for products.

Production management, International economic relations, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Industry, Industries

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