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International trade of the Republic of Croatia with the European Union: trends and perspectives

International trade refers to economic transactions that take place between different countries. International trade is extremely important in today's global economy, and can be defined as the exchange of products and services between two or more countries of the world. Generally speaking, international trade allows countries to focus on industries and production in which they can be most productive and efficient. Thus, international trade, very often, raises the standard of living of both producers and consumers. The European Union is a member of the World Trade Organization and its trade policy promotes free trade in the world, which is a cornerstone of EU trade policy. Currently, the EU is one of the largest actors in international trade and accounts for about 17% of total foreign trade. After joining the EU in July 2013, Croatia began to implement the EU's Common Trade Policy on international trade, which led to increased exports and imports of products and services to EU member states and increased economic growth in Croatia after accession to the Union.

Croatia ; the European Union ; trade exchange ; CEFTA ; common trade policy

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