The EU Neighbourhood Policy: Implications for Economic Growth and Stability*

Michaela Dodini · Marco Fantini

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Abstract The article discusses the incentives, economic effects and risks of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP). The ENP should support growth provided that integration with the EU internal market is concrete and wide‐ranging. It should not endanger macro stability but involves two specific risks: over‐regulation and fragmentation of the internal market.

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