Economics and economists: a European perspective

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The academic institutions, activities and opinions of economists in Western Europe are compared to those of the US and Canada. Comparative institutional analysis shows that differences in market size contribute to variations in economists' opinions. The academic market in North America is large, uniform and competitive, while Europe consists of regulated and academically closed markets of several countries. The competitive nature of the American market leads economists to specialize in narrow fields, while European economists tend to take a broader approach due to the closed markets there.

International aspects, Economic research, Economists

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Reunification of Europe: a societal project for the twenty-first century

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Trends toward reunification in Europe are examined in detail and set in their historical context. The role of the European Union is examined in a number of areas such as international trade and defense.

International trade

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A proposal for a flexible Europe

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Issues related to European Union (EU) expansion and governance are examined in detail. Potential new members may increase income differences in the EU, leading to a need for policy changes.

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