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A major assessment of trade flows over a ten year period, this study finds that most countries in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union are benefiting from their reintegration into the world trading system following the fall of communism.
December 31, 2005
A major assessment of trade flows over a ten year period, this study finds that most countries in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union are benefiting from their reintegration into the world trading system following the fall of communism.
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