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Study of French inter-expert variability in thyroid nodule ultrasound. [PDF]

open access: yesEur Thyroid J
Sreedhar H   +6 more
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Specific Enlargement and the EU Enlargement

2001
This Paper analyses a hold-up problem in the EU enlargement process. EU-specific anticipatory investments of private firms lower the governments outside option. The EU takes advantage of the applicants' increased dependency and extracts more surpluses through entrance conditions that benefit it and impose huge costs on applicants.
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Growth at the EU periphery: the next enlargement

The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 2003
Abstract In 2004, 75 million people are scheduled to become EU citizens, making this the largest round of expansion of the Western European club to date. Of the 10 new entrants, 8 are former socialist economies, for which membership in the EU represents the coronation of an effort began with the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989.
Segnana, Maria Luigia, G. Facchini
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Globalisation, EU enlargement and income distribution [PDF]

open access: possibleInternational Journal of Public Policy, 2010
Advanced industrial countries have been exhibiting a steady decline of the labour income shares in the last two decades. We explain this phenomenon by resorting to the old Stolper-Samuelson theorem. The conclusions concerning the impact of free trade on the income distribution are unambiguous in a Heckscher-Ohlin world with two countries, two goods and
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The EU Enlargement

2011
In respect of the requirements for membership and the procedural aspects related to the EU enlargement included in the text of the Treaty, ex Article 237 of the EEC Treaty, stating that ‘every European state can apply for membership’, was changed several times in accordance with the Treaty modifications of the Single European Act, the Treaty of ...
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The negative impact of EU enlargement

Science, 2017
Social Sciences National borders and restrictions on immigration can strongly hinder international scientific work. Arrieta et al. used detailed data on scientific productivity, collaboration, and mobility before and after the 2004 enlargement of the European Union (EU) to estimate the impact of EU integration on cross-border collaborations.
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Germany and EU Enlargement

2002
In its European policy, Germany pursued a number of highly divergent aims in the 1990s. Germany found it difficult to reconcile these aims, and to both widen and deepen the process of European integration. Initially, the tension was merely latent. Germany’s priority was deeper integration in the West; its aim vis-a-vis East Central Europe consisted of ...
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Enlarging Germany and the EU

The International Spectator, 2016
Two of the major geopolitical changes of the past quarter century were the 1990 unification of Germany and the 2004 Big Bang enlargement bringing ten Central European countries into the EU.
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EU eastern enlargement

2010
Es handelt sich bei der vorliegenden Arbeit um eine Studie über die Chancen und Herausforderungen der Handelsbeziehung zwischen EU und China nach der EU Osterweiterung. Ziel dieser Studie ist es, den chinesischen Unternehmen bei der Aufschließung des EU-Markts zu helfen und somit die Handelsbeziehung zwischen der EU und China zu fördern.
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Enlargement of the EU - Impact on Croatia

1999
The paper examines possible economic impact of the next EU enlargement on Croatia and analyses alternative options to participation in the integration process. The focus is on Croatia, but some effects of the enlargement are examined through different perspectives - from the perspective of regional and subregional associations.
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