European Parliamentary Research Service By / September 26, 2014

Untapped Potential Internal Market – Change Merchandise Exports

Source: Own calculations

Untapped Potential Internal Market – Change Merchandise Exports

The estimated effects of reducing trade barriers are not uniform
across Member States. Especially relatively new Member States such as Estonia, Croatia, Lithuania, Slovenia and Latvia, have the potential to increase their relative merchandise
exports in the internal market by more than 10 per cent, mainly driven by the removal of
NTBs, whereas the effects from the removal of barriers to FDI are smaller in size.

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