Slovenia: the thin EU line

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Slovenia's progress towards economic and democratic stability has been recognized by the European Union, which has invited the Alpine republic to begin 'fast-track' talks towards membership. Slovenia is the wealthiest of the ex-communist nations, with a GDP of $9,471 per capita in 1996, against $3,276 in the Czech Republic. However, Slovenia is in no hurry to enter negotiations and has adopted a gradualism policy, which has been criticized by the EU. Foreign investment in Slovenia is healthy, with around $1.9 billion already invested, although the UK's presence is small, with just two manufacturers represented.

Slovenia

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16 plus womenswear

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In 1994, in market for 16 plus womenswear was valued at 2.52 billion pounds sterling, representing 22.7% of the total market for womenswear, which in turn was valued at 11.1 billion pounds. Some 33% of women over the age of 15 are size 16 or over, and average expenditure among the group totals 325 pounds per year. Details of key trends are included, along with market data, leading company profiles, advertising, prices, and forecasts for the future.

APPAREL AND OTHER TEXTILE PRODUCTS, Women's Apparel, Women's and Girls' Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing, Industry Overview, Statistics, Women's clothing industry, Clothing industry, Women's clothing, Special sizes clothing

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