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Any evaluation of the effects of the first three years of accession on the Greek economy and on its manufacturing sector in particular presents several analytical as well as practical difficulties.
The author would like to acknowledge the valuable research assistance of Mr Kostas Lembesis of the Institute of Economic and Industrial Research.
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For a review of relevant literature see J. Hassid, Greek Industry in the EEC (Athens: IOBE, 1978), Ch. 5.
G. Kalamotousakis, ‘Greece’s Accession in the European Communities’, Mythemna Conference, 1977.
W. Hummen, Greek Industry in the European Community — Prospects and Problems (Berlin: German Development Institute, 1977), pp. 27–9.
Also K. H. Buck in M. Nikolinakos (ed.) EEC, Greece and the Mediterranean (Athens: Themelio, 1978) p. 270
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Hassid, J. (1986). Trade in Manufactures and Industrial Restructuring: The Effects of the First Three Years of Accession on the Manufacturing Sector of the Greek Economy. In: Yannopoulos, G.N. (eds) Greece and the EEC. University of Reading European and International Studies. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-08431-9_5
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