Trade policy and regulation: lessons from Poland's accession to the European Union

Kaliszuk, Ewa

doi:10.1504/ijpp.2009.021551

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“…from 12% to 14% on TV sets and LG displays). High tariff protection encouraged several Asian multinationals to invest in TV manufacturing centres in Poland in 2005-2007(Kaliszuk, 2009). Due to the extension of EU anti-dumping measures, Poland experienced the phenomenon called 'anti-dumping tariff jumping'.…”

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Chinese and South Korean investment in Poland: a comparative study

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2016

Transnational Corporations Review

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The paper is a comparative study on Chinese and South Korean foreign direct investment (FDI) in Poland. The comparison is presented in the broader context of Poland's systemic transformation and the accession to the European Union, and comprises the FDI inflows into Poland. The characteristics of Chinese and South Korean companies operating in Poland include their entry strategies and motives of investment. A special attention is paid to linkages between FDI trends and trade, given a huge Poland's trade deficit with Asian countries. The paper also analyses the incentives used by the Polish government and local authorities to increase Poland's attractiveness as a location for foreign investors, mostly tax preferences in the economic special zones.

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