Introduction: Changes in the International Economic Setting

Carmela Martín
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Carmela Martín: Jean Monnet Professor of European Integration, Universidad Complutense de Madrid

A chapter in The Spanish Economy in the New Europe, 2000, pp 1-5 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract As noted in the preface, this book analyses the Spanish economy in the Europe of the Fifteen. Accordingly, it takes as its reference period the years spanning the period from Spain’s accession to the Community project at the beginning of 1986 to the present.1 But this period is not only interesting from the Spanish point of view, for it also encompasses many other events that are important for the Fifteen as a whole and even for the world economy. And, in addition to these developments, no less influential changes have arisen in the field of economic theory. It would seem worthwhile, therefore, to review here some of the main events and ideas that form the backdrop to what has occurred in the Spanish economy and in the other European economies analysed in this book.

Keywords: World Trade Organization; Monetary Union; Uruguay Round; Endogenous Growth Model; Spanish Economy (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2000
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DOI: 10.1057/9780230597105_1

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