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Effectiveness of economic cooperation between the EU and the ACP countries
Journal of International Trade Law and Policy, 2009PurposeSince the First Yaoundé Convention (1963‐1969), the European Union (EU) has been implementing its development policy in the African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) countries. The purpose of this paper is to focus on the trade and financial flows between the EU and the ACP countries and attempt to empirically evaluate the effectiveness of the EU's ...
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African, Caribbean and Pacific Countries (ACP)
1982The entry of Greece and the possible entries of Spain and Portugal into the EEC during the 1980s will have major implications for the ACP states associated with the EEC under the Lome Convention.1 The lower levels of development of the acceding countries and the size and nature of their agricultural sectors are important for the ACP states both with ...
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Reform of the EU's Sugar Policies and the ACP Countries
Development Policy Review, 1996exaly +2 more sources
1980
The ‘privileged’ relationship of EEC members with some 57 African, Caribbean and Pacific states originates in French efforts to maintain close ties with its former African possessions. Indeed it was the threat of a French walkout during the 1957 Treaty of Rome negotiations that led to the establishment of associate status for these colonies.
Lynn Mytelka, Michael Dolan
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The ‘privileged’ relationship of EEC members with some 57 African, Caribbean and Pacific states originates in French efforts to maintain close ties with its former African possessions. Indeed it was the threat of a French walkout during the 1957 Treaty of Rome negotiations that led to the establishment of associate status for these colonies.
Lynn Mytelka, Michael Dolan
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THE BENEFITS TO THE ACP COUNTRIES OF THE EEC‐ACP EXPORT EARNINGS STABILIZATION SCHEME: A REPLY
Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1984This paper examines the potential impact of the ‘Stabex’ scheme of the Lome Convention on the economies of the individual African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries which it is intended to benefit. Data on these countries' export dependence, on the nature of their exports, and on the markets for their exports are used to derive an index of ...
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Oil and Gas in the ACP Countries
1985Only ten of the sixty-three ACP countries are presently producing oil; they are: Barbados, Trinidad, Nigeria, Gabon, Cameroon, Congo, Zaire, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Benin. Two are members of OPEC, Nigeria and Gabon, but the majority may be considered as marginal producers.
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The Role of Culture in EU Cooperation with ACP Countries
2023ifa-Edition Kultur und Außenpolitik ...
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Mega-Regional Trade Agreements: Implications for ACP Countries
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014This paper exams two mega-regional FTAs under negotiation at the time of writing, namely the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, and exams what the implications may be - particularly of new rules in regulatory sectors hitherto untouched by multilateral trade disciplines - on African, Caribbean and Pacific ...
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A review of the European Investment Bank's lending to SSE in the ACP countries
Enterprise Development & Microfinance, 1990The European Investment Bank (EIB) has recently undertaken a major review of its lending through financial intermediaries in the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries covered by the Lome Convention. This paper discusses the results of that review, focusing on the characteristics and performance of the small and medium enterprises funded by the ...
Peter Carter Peter Carter +2 more
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