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The Economics of the European Community

Bankey L. Sharma, Ali M. El‐Agraa

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This textbook provides a guide to the economics and policies of the European Community. It has been brought up-to-date since the second edition to reflect recent important developments, most notably the Single European Act and the 1992 Initiative. The book is divided into five sections. The first offers a guide to the history, institutions and statistical background to the EC and its effects. There are also separate sections on micro-economic and macro-economic policies of the EC. The final section considers the development of the Community and includes an analysis of the economics of 1992.

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This textbook provides a guide to the economics and policies of the European Community. It has been brought up-to-date since the second edition to reflect recent important developments, most notably the Single European Act and the 1992 Initiative. The book is divided into five sections. The first offers a guide to the history, institutions and statistical background to the EC and its effects. There are also separate sections on micro-economic and macro-economic policies of the EC. The final section considers the development of the Community and includes an analysis of the economics of 1992.

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This textbook provides a guide to the economics and policies of the European Community. It has been brought up-to-date since the second edition to reflect recent important developments, most notably the Single European Act and the 1992 Initiative. The book is divided into five sections. The first offers a guide to the history, institutions and statistical background to the EC and its effects. There are also separate sections on micro-economic and macro-economic policies of the EC. The final section considers the development of the Community and includes an analysis of the economics of 1992.

Key concepts: European community, Economics, Regional science, Political science, International trade, Sociology

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