T1 HISTORY (2) Flashcards
(37 cards)
treaties of Rome refers to
Euratom and creation of EEC
THE TREATY OF ROME
ratified by six parliaments
january ‘58
free mobility for workers
capital markets integrtions
free trade services
customs unions
removing all tarrifs and quotas on intra EEC trade and adopting a common tarriff on imports from nonmember nations)
The EEC’s customs unions
meant that tariffs within the EEC would be lower than those charged to third nations
EFTA
created by seven OEEC nations because of fear of discrimination and marginalization
trade liberalization came into effect in
1960 ( the year in which EFTA was created)
what is domino effect by Baldwin?
The preferencial lowering of some trade barriers creates new pressures for outsiders
it was a pressure of EFTA nations to join EEC6 which was more attractive to exporters
what was the reason of creation of two non overlaping circles
the lowering of intra- EEC trade barriers
the 1959 Liberalization and Stabilization National Plan (Spain situation)
in 1958 Spain joined OEEC the IMF and the World Bank - because of their pushing - 1959 plan
the 1959 Liberalization and Stabilization National Plan (Spain situation) main measures
the plan allowed Spain to benefit from the 1960s growth
increasing role of private firms
aim at balancing the public sector budget
end to the multiple exchange rate for the Peseta
allowing foreign direct investment
reduction of protectionist measures,and tariffication of them
euro- pessimism (1973-1986)
Political shocks
Economic shocks
Bright spots
Political shocks
Economic shocks
Bright spots
treaty of rome… did it work?
not exactly,because only the tariff liberalization was implemented,because of that pushing to create single market programme
one of the biggest and misunderstood problems of brexit negotiations why?
The single market
because the question is if Britain stays in the single market, only in CU or not integration with EU at all
Single market programme what happened because of it
created because treaty of rome failed,
deeper circles in the EEC
the aim of eec
establishement of common market
The term “domino effect” in the context of European history is often used to
The term “domino effect” in the context of European history is often used to
europessimism - economic shocks
bretton woods falls appart
failed EEC
oil shocks with stagflation
introduction of technical barriers to trade
bretton woods
fixed exchange rate system
what was one of the most critical factor for growth
exchange rate stability
what is stagflation
its the situation after oil shock - oil prices increased,higher unemployment and inflation - net result = falling incomes and rising inflation
to stabilize intra EEC exchange rate s
there was established The european monetary system