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The European Union as determinant of Croatian trade policy

[collection article]

Boromisa, Ana-Maria
Mikić, Mia

Corporate Editor
Institute of Public Finance, Zagreb
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Kroatien

Abstract

This paper identifies the degree to which the Republic of Croatia is prepared for EU integration in the area of trade and trade policy. According to a comparative analysis of the extent of integration into the European market, of Croatian trade policy and the policies of applicant countries, as well... view more

This paper identifies the degree to which the Republic of Croatia is prepared for EU integration in the area of trade and trade policy. According to a comparative analysis of the extent of integration into the European market, of Croatian trade policy and the policies of applicant countries, as well as of the conditions placed before the applicants by the EU, and the specific features of the EU trade regime, we determine where Croatia is relative to the other applicants. The next section identifies the key measures that need passing in the Republic of Croatia for adjustment to the EU and its trade institutions and to facilitate the free movement of goods between Croatia and the EU. The conclusion is that during the transition period, the reforms necessary for joining the EU were not carried out, and that progress is slower than in the other applicant countries. However, since Croatia started the EU convergence process at a higher level of development than some of the applicants, this lagging behind in the preparations for accession have not entirely wiped out the "first-mover" advantages of Croatia. The question arises, however, as to whether these will completely disappear with the first phase in the imminent enlargement of the EU.... view less

Keywords
EU; Croatia; economic reform; WTO; economic integration; joining the European Union; trade policy

Classification
European Politics
Economic Policy

Method
applied research; descriptive study

Free Keywords
Croatia; trade; tradepolicy; natural trading partner

Collection Title
Croatian accession to the European Union. Vol. 1, Economic and legal challenges

Editor
Ott, Katarina

Document language
English

Publication Year
2003

City
Zagreb

Page/Pages
p. 139-157

ISBN
953-6047-30-6

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works


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