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Economy of Europe - Global trade relations | | Economy of Europe - Global trade relations: Encyclopedia II - Economy of Europe - Global trade relations | | The EU is the world's biggest trading bloc, surpassing even NAFTA. The bulk of the EU's external trade is done with the United States of America, China, India, Russia and non-member European states.
EU members are represented by a single official at the World Trade Organization.
The EU is involved in a few minor trade disputes. It had a long running dispute with the USA of allegedly unfair subsidies the US government gives to several companies, such as Boeing. There is also a dispute with China over textile exports, and the EU has ...
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Economy of Europe - Global trade relations
The EU is the world's biggest trading bloc, surpassing even NAFTA. The bulk of the EU's external trade is done with the United States of America, China, India, Russia and non-member European states.
EU members are represented by a single official at the World Trade Organization.
The EU is involved in a few minor trade disputes. It had a long running dispute with the USA of allegedly unfair subsidies the US government gives to several companies, such as Boeing. There is also a dispute with China over textile exports, and the EU has a long running ban prohibiting arms trade with the Chinese.
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