Търговски отношения на държавите от Югоизточна Европа с Африка

Marinov, Eduard

Търговски отношения на държавите от Югоизточна Европа с Африка

Trade relations between South East European countries and Africa

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Abstract: The paper presents the main features of trade relations between South and East Europe (SEE) and Sun-Saharan Africa (SSA). The main focus is on trade with countries within the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPA) framework. The timeframe under review is 2003-2013. The first section presents the main features of EU trade relations with African EPA regions, summarizing trade dynamics and commodity structure. Section two analyses trade relations between SEE EU Member States and African EPA countries and regions, discussing the dynamics, commodity structure and direction of trade. Finally some conclusions are drawn on the trends in trade relations with SSA regarding both the EU in general, as well as some specifics in the development of trade flows of SEE countries with a special attention paid on Bulgaria’s participation.

Keywords: EPAs; SEE; Sub-Saharan Africa; EU trade (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: F10 F50 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015-09
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Published in Alternatives for the Economic Development in the 21st Century: Theories, Policies, Solutions ISBN 978-954-90138-3-2 (2015): pp. 144-154

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