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| Author: | Meth-Cohn, D. Gransden, G. |
| Title: | Building bridges |
| Journal: | Business Central Europe
1995 : JUL/AUG, VOL. 3:23, p. 9-12 |
| Index terms: | INTERNATIONAL TRADE TRADE AGREEMENTS EUROPEAN INTEGRATION |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | Visegrad companies surprised cynics with their export succes in Western Europe. Now many talk wistfully of recapturing the huge Russian market, once potential customers get some money. Meanwhile, a growing number of firms, wary of the obstacles in markets both East and West, are starting to stake a serious claim to the Visegrad market. When Central Europe's leaders, reeling from the collapse of Comecon, decided to create a common market of 65m, the bulk of remaining trade between the Visegrad countries was raw materials and semi-finished goods. The Central European Free Trade Association (CEFTA) removed tariffs on most of those goods in 1993, and trade levels grew slowly. |
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