The EU-MERCOSUR trade agreement and its impact on the economies of participating countries

  • Anastasia levykina HSE
Keywords: EU, MERCOSUR, trade liberalization, trade agreements, exports, imports

Abstract

The paper considers the possible impact of the trade agreement between the EU and MERCOSUR on the structure of bilateral trade between these blocks. Changes in trade between the parties to the agreement with third countries as a result of increased trade between the EU and MERCOSUR after reducing the level of mutual tariff barriers were also studied. Various aspects of the prospects for the operation of this agreement were considered.

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Author Biography

Anastasia levykina, HSE

student, Faculty of World Economy and International Affairs HSE

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Published
2020-07-31
How to Cite
levykinaA. (2020). The EU-MERCOSUR trade agreement and its impact on the economies of participating countries. Trade Policy, 1(21), 44-77. Retrieved from https://tpjournal.hse.ru/article/view/11199
Section
Forecasting and Simulation: Models and Applications F47