Priorities of Eurasian Integration
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The article deals with the problems of Eurasian integration. The author sets out the priority areas of cooperation of the EEU Countries and the development prospects of this integration association. The article analyzes the economic situation in the EEU countries, and concludes with the need to strengthen the integration processes within the EEU, creating a deeper and larger domestic market. In particular, the top priority of the interaction of the EEU countries is to create the single financial market. Amid the financial crisis and restricted access to external financing sources the functioning of the single financial services market will be a powerful impulse for the economic growth of the EEU.
sustainable development of the eeu countries, tax policy, labor activities in the eeu countries, concerted and coordinated policy in the economic and financial spheres, Social Sciences, common energy market, pensions, common market of public procurement, K, common market for goods and services, social policy, HB1-3840, H, overall financial market, common market of transport services, the treaty on the eurasian economic union, HG1-9999, Economic theory. Demography, eurasian integration, Law, Finance
sustainable development of the eeu countries, tax policy, labor activities in the eeu countries, concerted and coordinated policy in the economic and financial spheres, Social Sciences, common energy market, pensions, common market of public procurement, K, common market for goods and services, social policy, HB1-3840, H, overall financial market, common market of transport services, the treaty on the eurasian economic union, HG1-9999, Economic theory. Demography, eurasian integration, Law, Finance
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