Economic Impact of EU Membership on Entrants

Richard E. Baldwin worked for the Institute of International Studies. He was a Senior Staff Economist for the President's Council of Economic Advisors in the Bush Administration (1990-1991) and has advised the European Commission on several integration issues. He has also worked in the past for the European Commission, EFTA, the OECD, the FCO, the World Bank, USAID and UNCTAD. From 1991 to 2001 he was Co-Director of the International Trade Programme of the Centre for Economic Policy Research. His areas of specialisations are international trade, regional integration, and economic geography. Before coming to Geneva in May 1991, he was a professor at Columbia University Business School, having done his PhD in economics at MIT, an MSc at LSE, and a first degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.Aymo Brunetti is Head of Economic Analysis in the State Secretariat of Economic Affairs of the Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Switzerland. In addition, he is Professor of Economics at the University of Basel and teaches at the University of Bern, Switzerland.

• I: CGE Studies.- Sorting Out the Effects of Switzerland’s Accession to the EU: A Simulation Analysis.- Foreign Direct Investment in Producer Services.- EU Integration and Outsiders: A Simulation Study of Industrial Location.- Factor Mobility, Economic Integration and the Location of Industry.- The Economic Effects of the Bilateral Sectoral Agreements and The Swiss EU Membership.- II: Macro Studies.- The Swiss Franc and the Euro.- Macroeconomic Consequences of Swiss EU Accession: The Effects of Entering the Monetary Union.- Macroeconomic Consequences of Swiss EU Accession: Effects of Fiscal Measures.- The Costs of the EU Integration for Switzerland: Alternative Scenarios.- III: Labour Market Issues.- Labour Market and Budgetary Effects of Eastern Enlargement in Germany.- Migration and Swiss EU Membership.- Authors’ Affiliations.- Index of Authors.