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ABBREVIATIONSABBREVIATIONSB-SBRER/BNERCAPCEECsCENCENELECCEPSCFSPCISCoreperCPIDMEAGGFEBRDECECJEcofinECSCEEAEMSEMUERMEPEPEPOETSIEUFDIGATTGDPGDRGNPHICPIAEAIGCILOIMIMFINTERREGIPRIPPCISPAMEPBalassa-SamuelsonBilateral Real Exchange Rate/Nominal Exchange RateCommon Agricultural PolicyCentral and East European CountriesEuropean (Non-Electrical) Standards BodyEuropean Electrical Standards BodyCentre for European Policy StudiesCommon Foreign and Security PolicyCommonwealth of Independent StatesCommitee of Permanent RepresentativesConsumer Price IndexDeutschmarkEuropean Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee FundEuropean Bank for Reconstruction and DevelopmentEuropean CommunityEuropean Court of JusticeCouncil of Economic and Finance MinistersEuropean Coal and Steel CommunityEuropean Economic AreaEuropean Monetary SystemEconomic and Monetary UnionExchange Rate MechanismEuropean ParliamentEstonian National Bank – Eesti Pank (see annex II only)European Patents OfficeEuropean Telecommunications Standards InstituteEuropean UnionForeign Direct InvestmentsGeneral Agreement on Tariffs and TradeGros Domestic ProductGerman Democratic RepublicGros National ProductHarmonised Index of Consumer PricesInternational Atomic Energy AgencyIntergovernmental ConferenceInternational Labour OrganisationInternal MarketInternational Monetary FundCommunity Initative for Border RegionsIntellectual Property RightsIntegrated Pollution Prevention and ControlInstrument for Structural Policies for pre-AccessionMember of the European Parliament163
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CONTENTSAnnexes1 The Balassa-Samuel
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INTRODUCTION1 INTRODUCTIONThe Europ
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