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Table of contents

• Acknowledgements
• Executive Summary
• Section 1: Overview
  • The European Union
  • The EU in the Global Economy
  • Institutions of the European Union
  • The Single Market and the Common Commercial Policy
  • Australia's Trade Relations with the European Union
  • Australia's Trade with the European Union
  • Agenda for Cooperation
  • Australia's Market Access Priorities in the EU
  • European Union Trade Policy
  • The EU and Regional and Free Trade Agreements
  • Issues Affecting Australia's Trade with the EU
  • European Economic Integration
  • The Euro
  • EU Enlargement
  • Eastward Expansion for the EU
  • How the Australian Government Assists Business
• Section 2: A-Z of Trade and Market Information
• Section 3: Country Information
• Appendices
  • Abbreviations and Acronyms
  • Further Reading

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