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The New European Market:

What it Means to U. S. Business
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The Bank, 1958 - European cooperation - 40 pages

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Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTS
1
Steps Towards Economic Integration
7
Problems in Developing the New European Market
23

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TitleThe New European Market: What it Means to U. S. Business
ContributorChase Manhattan Bank
PublisherThe Bank, 1958
Original fromthe University of Virginia
Digitized21 Oct 2009
Length40 pages
  
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