European firms, investors and countries must take into account the implications, changes and opportunities of European integration in their decision-making processes. The EU has been continuously evolving. One of the first textbooks to cover the economics of the EU includes all 25 member countries, as well as several other potential candidate countries. Existing discrepancies among the member countries have been amplified by monetary union and eastern enlargement. The introduction of the euro highlighted the different speeds that economic policy in the EU moves at. More than half of the 25 EU member countries remain outside of the most profound economic project in the EU, either by choice or by ineligibility, as ten countries entered the EU in 2004. There is a lot of public suspicion about the EU and a number of its projects. This textbook looks at the origin, development and potential limits of the process of European integration by considering the EU economic policies. The location of firms and industries are also discussed in the book. The complex material is presented in a reader-friendly way, underpinned by a sound theoretical framework and revealing examples. The text is for upper level students in the fields of European studies, economics, international economics, business studies, international relations and economic geography.

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The Economics of European Integration is a book by Miroslav N.Jovanovic.