The Effects of Foreign Trade Liberalisation and Financial Flows between Slovenia and the EU after Accession

Boris Majcen, Miroslav Verbič and Sasa Knezevic

Post-Communist Economies, 2005, vol. 17, issue 2, 251-267

Abstract: The new version of the CGE model of the Slovenian economy based on the 1998 SAM was used for simulations of the consequences of further foreign trade liberalisation after 1998 as the outcome of implementation of Free Trade Agreements and the European Agreement, adaptation of the Customs Tariff to the EU Common External Tariff for manufacturing products, adoption of the EU Common External Tariff after the accession of Slovenia to the EU, and estimated transfers between the two budgets. Results obtained show a positive net outcome of Slovenian accession to the EU in the long run. On the other hand, rational behaviour by the government will certainly moderate possible short-run negative effects and improve favourable long-run effects.

Date: 2005
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