Armenia, Moldova, and Tajikistan: Is it Possible to Interact with the Customs Union and Common Economic Space Without Joining Them?

Армения, Молдова и Таджикистан: возможно ли взаимодействие с Таможенным союзом и Единым экономическим пространством без вступления в них?

Poyker, Mikhail (Пойкер, Михаил) (poyker@iet.ru) and Marina Baeva (baevama@ranepa.ru)
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Poyker, Mikhail (Пойкер, Михаил): Russian presidental academy of national economy and public administration (RANEPA)

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Abstract: This article is devoted to development of possible forms of close collaborative relationship between the economies of neighboring countries of the Customs Union of Belarus, Kazakhstan and Russia (CU) and the common economic space of these countries (CES) without joining of these associations, in relation to Armenia, Moldova, and Tajikistan. On the basis of the analysis of both the common features and areas of possible cooperation and collaboration tools, as well as the specifics of each country, taking into account the world experience major economic cooperation alliances with other countries authors provide the analysis of the economic effects of the certain forms of collaboration between the countries.

Keywords: Customs Union; Belarus; Kazakhstan; Russia; CES; Armenia; Moldova; Tajikistan (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 25 pages
Date: 2014-08-08
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