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Will the expansion of the Nine to Twelve have a significant impact on their commercial policy toward and patterns of trade with developing countries? If so, will this affect only the NICs (Newly Industrialiised Countries) or will the impact be broader? Will the effects on balance be positive or negative from the South’s point of view? These are relatively easy questions to answer in terms of initial effect but almost impossible in respect of secondary effects and magnitudes.
Reginald H. Green
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© 1980 Jacques De Bandt, Péter Mándi and Dudley Seers
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Green, R.H. (1980). The EEC Enlargement and Commercial Policy toward the Third World. In: De Bandt, J., Mándi, P., Seers, D. (eds) European Studies in Development. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05147-2_7
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