The EU and Emerging Markets (European Community Studies Association of Austria Publication Series Volume 12)

The European Union has initiated a number of trade agreements with emerging markets over the past decade. The high growth and fast development of market demand in the emerging markets of Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America is seen as a major chance by European exporters to market their high value added products and services and to get access to investment opportunities in these countries. For the emerging markets, in turn, the EU is the major market for their rich natural resources and low wage manufactures. However, emerging markets have also started to become exporters of higher value added products. Wishing to create a modern production structure, they have welcomed foreign direct investment from the EU which consequently has increased impressively in recent years. The volume contains contributions of Dominick Salvatore, Wilhelm Kohler, Özlem Onaran, Yvonne Wolfmayr, Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso, Felicitas Nowak-Lehmann, Ivan Ledezma, Rodrigo Zeidan, Françoise Nicolas, Than-Dao Tran and Svetlana Ledyaeva. Cover......Page 1 Series: European Community Studies Association of Austria Publication Series 12......Page 3 Title: The EU and Emerging Markets......Page 4 Copyright - ISBN: 3211926615......Page 5 Foreword......Page 6 Table of Contents......Page 8 Part 1: Introduction: The EU and Emerging Markets......Page 10 Dominick Salvatore - European Union Trade and Investment Relations with Emerging Markets......Page 12 Wilhelm Kohler - Offshoring: Why Do Stories Differ?......Page 26 Part 2: The EU and Eastern Europe......Page 60 Martin Falk and Yvonne Wolfmayr - Home Market Effects of Outward FDI: Evidence Based on Amadeus Firm-Level Data......Page 62 Özlem Onaran - The Effect of Trade and FDI on Employment in Central and Eastern European Countries: A Country-Specific Panel Data Analysis for the Manufacturing Industry......Page 80 Svetlana Ledyaeva - Foreign Direct Investment Determinants in Post- Crisis Russia: Empirical Evidence......Page 104 Part 3: The EU and Latin America......Page 118 Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso - On Transport Costs and Sectoral Trade: Further Evidence for Latin-American Imports from the European Union......Page 120 Rodrigo M. Zeidan - Evolving Patterns of Trade between Brazil and the European Union 1994-2005......Page 142 Maria Bas and Ivan Ledezma - Trade Integration in Manufacturing: The Chilean Experience......Page 176 Inmaculada Martínez-Zarzoso, Felicitas Nowak-Lehmann D. and Sebastian Vollmer - Comparing French and Spanish Exports to Emerging and Developed Markets......Page 196 Part 4: The EU and Asian Economies......Page 212 Bernadette Andreosso-O’Callaghan and Françoise Nicolas - Assessing the Complementarity between the EU and ASEAN Economies......Page 214 Thi Anh-Dao Tran, Tri Thanh Vo, Hien Minh Dinh, Anh Duong Nguyen, Thien Hoang Pham and Quang Long Trinh - Vietnam’s Export to the EU: An Overview and Assessment using the Constant Market Share based Approach......Page 244 List of Authors......Page 272 "The European Union has initiated a number of trade agreements with emerging markets over the past decade. The high growth and fast development of market demand in the emerging markets of Eastern Europe, Asia and Latin America is seen as a major chance by European exporters to market their high value added products and services and to get access to investment opportunities in these countries. For the emerging markets, in turn, the EU is the major market for their rich natural resources and low wage manufactures. However, emerging markets have also started to become exporters of higher value added products. Wishing to create a modern production structure, they have welcomed foreign direct investment from the EU which consequently has increased impressively in recent years."--Publisher's website