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ExcerptsThe European Community (EC)
The Collapse of the Socialist Bloc and The Copenhagen CriteriaMeanwhile, the collapse of the socialist bloc in Central and Eastern Europe in 1989-90 released many countries from the control of the Soviet Union.
The Demographic and Economic Profile of The EUTo understand the issue of migration in the EU, it is essential to understand certain important characteristics of the demography and economy of the EU member states. These issues were interlinked, and, individually and in combination, had a significant impact on the growth rates in these countries. The old EU economies, especially, had been struggling with low growth rates for many years. Between 2000 and 2004, the growth rates of GDP of the old EU countries had ranged between 1.0% and 3.8%. (Refer to Exhibit II for growth rates in the EU between 2000 and 2004)... |
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