Usage of "economic union"

русский

экономический союз

португальский

união económica

каталонский

unió econòmica

испанский

union economica

Type of trade bloc which is composed of a common market with a customs union.

Похожие термины

economic integration

экономический союз

Использование термина economic union на английском

We have a common currency, but no common political and economic union. 
 The Irish Times 

The UK 's economic union has survived the test of centuries. 
 Reuters 

To understand that, one has to consider the weakness of Europe's economic union. 
 The Guardian 

You can't have a monetary union without having an economic union. 
 The Irish Times 

For France, a closer economic union means a political counterbalance to the independent ECB. 
 Reuters 

The two countries will formally launch an economic union along with Kazakhstan this month. 
 The Guardian 

In his State of the Union address, Barroso argued for stronger political and economic union. 
 The Guardian 

Potentially, it threatens the solidarity on which the EU's monetary and economic union must rest. 
 The Irish Times 

It is about breaking up the most successful political, social and economic union in the world. 
 The Guardian 

Or, to put it another way: European economic union has failed because European political union doesn't exist. 
 Reuters 

Britain's relationship with its European neighbours has often been fraught when it comes to political and economic union. 
 BBC 

To its East, it faced a military- economic union (the Warsaw Pact) cum eastern empire (the late USSR). 
 The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism 

Germany's Chancellor Kohl, the prime mover of economic union, has offered one of his own shirts as a prototype. 
 The new yorker 

It is an economic union. 
 The Guardian 

Securing Germany's future also means continuing the work of European Integration with the completion of monetary and economic union, he added. 
 The Irish Times 

Increasingly, they believed the original vision of a trading area had been supplanted by Franco-German ambitions for political and economic union. 
 The Guardian 