1. ІРЛАНДІЯ ТА СЛОВЕНІЯ В ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКОМУ СОЮЗІ: ПОРІВНЯННЯ ЕКОНОМІЧНОГО РОЗВИТКУ.
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Шкурат, Марія, Глушко, Діана, and Тягун, Максим
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DECISION making ,GROSS domestic product ,ECONOMIC development - Abstract
Ireland has been a full member of the European Union since 1973. As a member state of the EU, Ireland plays an important role in the formation of European policies and decision-making that affect the development of the European Union. Ireland perceives the European integration process as an opportunity to strengthen the economy and raise the standard of living of its citizens. Over the years of membership in the EU, Ireland has received significant support and financial assistance from the European Union, which has enabled a number of economic and social reforms to be implemented. Slovenia is a small country in Southern Europe that joined the European Union in 2004, along with other Central and Eastern European countries. As a member of the EU, Slovenia has the right to participate in all its programs and initiatives, as well as to influence decision-making within the EU. The country adopted the euro as its currency in 2007. Slovenia has a high level of development and is one of the best EU countries in terms of living standards. The country also exports goods such as automobiles, electronics, engineering, pharmaceuticals, and other products. Slovenia also has a developed tourism industry. The paper compares the economic development of Ireland and Slovenia in the context of the European Union. Ireland has a more developed economy that provides high GDP growth rates, large amounts of investment and stable exports of goods and services. On the other hand, Slovenia has a less developed economy, with a lower rate of GDP growth, but with a higher level of employment and less dependence on foreign exports. The article also examines the peculiarities of the economic policy of each country, in particular, the role of the state in stimulating economic growth and attractiveness for investors. The study indicates that Ireland successfully implemented a strategy of attracting foreign investment and creating favorable conditions for business, which contributed to the rapid development of the country's economy. In turn, Slovenia focused on developing the domestic market and supporting small and medium-sized businesses. The history of economic development of each country and their current economic indicators, such as GDP, unemployment, investment, etc., are analyzed. The key factors that helped each country achieve success in economic development are identified. The problems and unique challenges that these countries face in terms of regional problems affecting the EU are considered. Overall, the article provides useful information about the economic development of Ireland and Slovenia, their characteristics and the factors that contributed to their economic development in the context of the European Union. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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