Economics of European Integration: Theory, Practice, Policy
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Synopsis
Molle (economics, Erasmus U., Rotterdam) presents the fourth edition of this textbook, designed for students as well as those professionally interested in the economic aspects of European integration. The new edition includes an accessible synthesis of the various strands of integration theory; contains new sections on European Monetary Union, Central and Eastern European countries, the Internet and telecommunications services; and incorporates the use of a standard framework across chapters for ease of reference.
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A text to accompany Molle's course at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and a reference for people professionally involved with the economic dimensions of the European Union. Covers general issues, the customs union, the common market, sectors of activity, and conditions for balanced growth. First published in 1990 and here revised from the 1994 edition to integrate critiques from students and recent developments such as the completion of the internal market, the set up of the Economic and Monetary Union, and the addition of new members in the north and east. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.