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For almost 20 years now, the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) States Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway have been …
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In the past decade, we observed an acceleration of Western European integration, while the transition countries of Central Eastern Europe have not become members of the EU. In this paper, we conduct numerical simulations on the consequences of such a kind of differential integration within the...
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the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. The EEA in fact is just the ‘internal-market-minus', i.e. minus … attracted little attention, not least because it functions quite well. Even less known, however, is the role of Liechtenstein … for Liechtenstein; new options for Turkey; ‘more', or indeed, ‘less EU' and an EEA-type option for the United Kingdom that …
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The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) concluded between Asian Pacific States in 2020 is expected to change regional and global trade patterns. Based on a Computable General Equilibrium model (including 41 countries and 39 sectors), the underlying paper evaluates the impact of...
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Europe and Asia followed very different paths to economic integration after 1945. By 2000, an economic union with free movement of goods and factors of production and a common currency linked much of Europe. Meanwhile, effective economic integration agreements were absent from Asia, although...
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