This study analyses the implications of the single EEC markets trade-diverting and trade- creating affects on the SEACEN economies beyond 1992. A review of the plans of the Euro- pean Community in the integration of their respective national markets into a single market is also presented in terms of bringing down physical technical and fiscal frontiers. Lastly it examines the strategies that could be taken by the SEACEN countries in response to this important development.
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