The Single European Market (Europe 1992) and the Developing CountriesMichael I. Obadan |
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... increase the community's GDP and create more jobs . Indeed EC estimates are that by 1997 the EC's real GDP will be increased by 7 percent while 5 million new jobs will be created . Consumer price will also be lowered by 4.5 percent .
... increase the community's GDP and create more jobs . Indeed EC estimates are that by 1997 the EC's real GDP will be increased by 7 percent while 5 million new jobs will be created . Consumer price will also be lowered by 4.5 percent .
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... increase reflecting in par- ticular the rise in the number of states and in the population covered by Lome I Convention . The increase of almost 75 percent in the Lome II envelope was designed to maintain real value of the EDF as ...
... increase reflecting in par- ticular the rise in the number of states and in the population covered by Lome I Convention . The increase of almost 75 percent in the Lome II envelope was designed to maintain real value of the EDF as ...
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... increase as a result of significant growth in GDP after Europe 1992. This may become realizable provided the growth in GDP implies increases in imvor- ted inputs from the LDCs . Growing evidence , however , suggests that growth in ...
... increase as a result of significant growth in GDP after Europe 1992. This may become realizable provided the growth in GDP implies increases in imvor- ted inputs from the LDCs . Growing evidence , however , suggests that growth in ...
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Present Economic Relations Between the European | 28 |
An Association | 58 |
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