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2014•Ovidius University Annals Economic Sciences SeriesOpen access

Patterns in Trade in Selected European Union Countries

Georgescu Vladimir

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This article aims to identify patterns in the trade of selected European Union countries over the recent period. 20 countries are under scrutiny, 10 old member states of the EU and 10 new member states. The main goal is to find evidence with regard to whether and to what extent the trade channel is an active driver of European integration.

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This article aims to identify patterns in the trade of selected European Union countries over the recent period. 20 countries are under scrutiny, 10 old member states of the EU and 10 new member states. The main goal is to find evidence with regard to whether and to what extent the trade channel is an active driver of European integration.

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This article aims to identify patterns in the trade of selected European Union countries over the recent period. 20 countries are under scrutiny, 10 old member states of the EU and 10 new member states. The main goal is to find evidence with regard to whether and to what extent the trade channel is an active driver of European integration.

Key concepts: Scrutiny, European union, International trade, Member states, International economics, European integration, Political science, Business

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