Business Guide to Eu Enlargement Trading & Investment Opp
As the countries of eastern and central Europe join the enlarged EU, their existing EU neighbours and business partners from elsewhere in the world should assess the impact of enlargement on their businesses and ensure that they are poised to take advantage of new business opportunities. This guide looks objectively at the overall enlargement process and at each individual accession state, and provides a clear assessment of the opportunities and difficulties presented to these countries and their business partners by their joining the EU. The country reports include key facts and industries, the political structure, macroeconomic analysis, and economic outlook.
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As the countries of eastern and central Europe join the enlarged EU, their existing EU neighbours and business partners from elsewhere in the world should assess the impact of enlargement on their businesses and ensure that they are poised to take advantage of new business opportunities. This guide looks objectively at the overall enlargement process and at each individual accession state, and provides a clear assessment of the opportunities and difficulties presented to these countries and their business partners by their joining the EU. The country reports include key facts and industries, the political structure, macroeconomic analysis, and economic outlook.Consultant Editors: Chris Ollington and Jonathan Reuvid. Part One: An Overview; The Political Landscape; The Economic Impact; Part Two: Country Studies; 2.1 Cyprus; 2.1.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.1.2 The Investment Climate; 2.1.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.1.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.2 The Czech Republic; 2.2.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.2.2 The Investment Climate; 2.2.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.2.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.3 Estonia; 2.3.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.3.2 The Investment Climate; 2.3.3 Tax and Accounting and the Banking System; 2.3.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.4 Hungary; 2.4.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.4.1 The Investment Climate; 2.4.2 Tax and Accounting; 2.4.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.5 Latvia; 2.5.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.5.2 The Investment Climate; 2.5.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.5.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.6 Lithuania; 2.6.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.6.2 The Investment Climate; 2.6.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.6.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.7 Malta; 2.7.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.7.2 The Investment Climate; 2.7.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.7.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.8 Poland; 2.8.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.8.2 The Investment Climate; 2.8.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.8.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.9 Slovakia; 2.9.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.9.2 The Investment Climate; 2.9.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.9.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; 2.10 Slovenia; 2.10.1 The Road to EU Membership; 2.10.2 The Investment Climate; 2.10.3 Tax and Accounting; 2.10.4 The Banking and Financial Sector; Part Three: Key Country Facts; 3.1 Cyprus; 3.2 Czech Republic; 3.3 Estonia; 3.4 Hungary; 3.5 Latvia; 3.6 Lithuania; 3.7 Malta; 3.8 Poland; 3.9 Slovakia; 3.10 Slovenia; Part Four: Appendices; I Key Economic Indicators; II Risk: Grey Area Dynamics 3Q 2003
As the countries of eastern and central Europe join the enlarged EU, their existing EU neighbours and business partners from elsewhere in the world should assess the impact of enlargement on their businesses and ensure that they are poised to take advantage of new business opportunities. This guide looks objectively at the overall enlargement process and at each individual accession state, and provides a clear assessment of the opportunities and difficulties presented to these countries and their business partners by their joining the EU. The country reports include key facts and industries, the political structure, macroeconomic analysis, and economic outlook.