THE EEC AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND THE WORLD TRADE WITH HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS

The EEC market policy for fruit and vegetables is criticized for its negative effects on the trade with non-member countries especially developing countries.
The enlargement of the EEC by Greece, Spain and Portugal is creating additional concern both inside and outside the EEC.

This paper is a review of

1. the development and the major problems of the EEC-market policy for fruit and vegetables

2. the development and pattern of the international trade with fruit and vegetables with special reference to the EEC trade

   and will discuss
   
   
   

3. the problems of evaluating the possible impact of the EEC market policy on the historical and prospective trends of the international with fruit and vegetables with special reference to the prospective impact of the EEC-enlargement.

VII Symposium on Horticultural Economics, XXI IHC

R.v. Alvensleben

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1983.135.46