THE EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION: A LITERATURE SURVEY

Yıl 2006, , 45 - 75, 29.12.2006

Muhittin Kaplan Muhsin Kar

https://doi.org/10.29228/mjes.199

Öz

Regional economic integration, which could take in different forms
ranging from a free trade agreement to an economic and monetary union,
could provide a number of opportunities to a member country and,
therefore, there has been an increasing interest in the regional economic
integration in the last half century among the developed and the developing
countries. The aim of this paper is to critically review and evaluate the
applied literature on the regional integration in the framework of the
gravity model. 

Anahtar Kelimeler

Refah etkisi, Ekonomik bütünleşme, Ticaret yaratma - ticaret saptırma

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