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Economic Impact of a Free Trade Area Agreement between the European Union and the Russian Federation on Selection Priority Areas
[ November 2008 - May 2009 ]
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Study on the Economic Impact on Selected Priority Areas and on General Social and Environmental Impact of a Free Trade Area Agreement between the European Union and the Russian Federation Russia Trade and Trade Policy, Economic Integration, Economic Modeling |
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Experts:
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Marek Dħbrowski (Coodinator) |
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CASE Administrator: Partner: Sponsor: Contracting Institution: |
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Dominika Jakubowska The Institute for the Economy in Transition (IET) European Commission European Commission, DG Trade |
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Description: |
The study will seek to provide a deeper assessment of an envisaged Free Trade Area Agreement (FTA) between the EU and the Russian Federation. It will evaluate the economic impact and feasibility of a FTA in selected priority areas and assess the social and environmental impact of a FTA on the EU and Russia.
The first part of the study is to be structured as follows: introduction, objectives, scope of analysis, methodology and basic assumptions, along with a brief update and overview of the post-2006 economic developments in Russia that might influence Russia's WTO membership and its economic relations with the EU.
This will be followed by a chapter describing the CGE model (as used in the 2007 study), its proposed augmentation for the purpose of this study, assumptions, sources of data, and results, including their economic interpretation. The two next chapters will outline the outcome of the analysis on the environment and social imact, followed by a subsequent chapter on sectoral and horizontal issues (including the analysis of FDI flows).
A summary of the conclusions and policy recommandations will form the final chapter.
[ On-going Project ]
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