Prospects for the direct integration of E.E.C. capital markets

Over the past decade the European Economic Community has made incredible strides toward the realisation of the goals established by the architects of the Rome Treaty. The achievement of a customs union will occur a full year and a half in advance. In addition, progress has been made toward the achie...

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Published in:PSL quarterly review 2014-02, Vol.20 (81)
Main Author: I.O. Jr. SCOTT
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