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The trade effects of Albania’s trade agreements with CEFTA members

Post-Communist Economies, 2019
Since the Central European Free Trade Agreement (CEFTA) was signed in 2006, Albanian exports to CEFTA member countries have increased four-fold. Applying a trade growth decomposition methodology, we show that Albanian firms that did not export to CEFTA ...
Asier Minondo, Jieun Choi
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CEFTA: between the CMEA and the European Union

Journal of European Integration, 2004
This article uses the CEFTA experience to explore interactions between subregional integration and the EU pre-accession process. It covers the following issues. What contributions did CEFTA make to the EU membership endeavour?
MARTIN DANGERFIELD, Dangerfield, Martin
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Has CEFTA been a training ground for EU integration? The case of Romania

International Journal of Trade and Global Markets, 2007
Liviu Voinea
exaly  

Can SEE economies grow stronger together? Empirical evidence from the CEFTA region

Post-Communist Economies
Nina Vujanović
exaly  

CEFTA agreement as a vehicle for economic cooperation in see

Ekonomika Preduzeca, 2018
Tijana Radojevic, Danica Rajin
exaly  

Inflation convergence: Cefta and European union - panel method estimation

Politicka Ekonomie, 2003
exaly  

Subregional Integration and EU Enlargement: Where Next for CEFTA?*

Journal of Common Market Studies, 2006
exaly