US investment in EU member countries: the internal market and sectoral specialization

Article Abstract:

The distribution and development of US investment across the European Union (EU) member countries over a period of 10 years was examined. The study focused on whether sectoral specialization occurred following increased integration of Europe. The results showed that US investment did not play a role in the increased specialization of core EU countries. However, in small and peripheral countries, a trend toward sectoral specialization was noted. Thus, despite increased integration, individual country markets still count as determinants of location.

Foreign investments, Investments

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European integration and peripherality: lessons from the Irish experience

Article Abstract:

The impact of economic integration into the European Union on peripheral economies such as Ireland is examined in detail.

Ireland, International relations, Irish foreign relations

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Expanding 'fortress Europe': agricultural trade and welfare implications of European enlargement for non-member regions

Article Abstract:

The impact on non-member countries of the enlargement of the European Union is examined in detail.

Commercial treaties, Trade agreements

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