EUROPEAN ECONOMIC INTEGRATION, WTO MEMBERSHIP, IMMIGRATION..

Focusing on the application of general equilibrium theory, this collection explores significant issues in international trade and migration. It examines the impact of EU enlargement on Western member states, analyzes the trade effects of WTO membership, and provides a theoretical and econometric assessment of immigration's economic implications in Germany post-2004. Additionally, it addresses the distributional effects of offshoring, offering insights into how these economic dynamics shape policy and contribute to understanding global trade relationships.