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Europe
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European Union
In 1957, six European countries (Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg) formed the European Economic Community, which has grown and now includes most of Europe, and has been renamed the "European Union". The two major areas of importance for business are the effects on trade policy, and the effects on agricultural policy . For international trade, the effect was good in that it lowered tariffs between countries (creating a customs union). With respect to agriculture, the effects were not so good, in that the result was a massive export subsidy program (see common agricultural policy)
Investment agencies
Austria Austrian Business Agency Belgium Ministry of Economic Affairs of Belgium Cyprus Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency France Invest in France Agency UBIFRANCE Germany Invest in Germany Greece Hellenic Center for Investment (ELKE) Ireland Enterprise Ireland IDA Ireland Italy ICE Sviluppo Italia Luxembourg Luxembourg Board of Economic Development Malta Malta Enterprise Netherlands Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency Portugal ICEP Invest in Portugal Spain Invest in Spain - INTERES Switzerland Location Switzerland United Kingdom International Business Wales Invest Northern Ireland Scottish Development International UK Trade & Investment
Agriculture in Europe - government distortions
The European Union has a common agricultural policy (CAP) which subsidizes the farmers to above the world price. This has many effects on the world trade of agricultural products. Click here for more info.
Europe in General
Country guides
Netherlands - Holland UK United Kingdom - England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
Regions
Europe Exports
65% of the EU10's exports are destined for the Eurozone
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