Regional integration leads to cultural centralization, which can result in the loss of unique cultures within a region. For instance, the European Union only considers a few languages as official means of communication, leaving out languages used by remote communities in Europe, such as Breton, Welsh and Frisian.
Most regional integrations tend to increase barriers against all nonmember countries, resulting in the creation of trading blocs. When trade barriers are created, countries divert trade to member countries regardless of the loss they are likely to incur. For instance, a member country stops trading with a nonmember country manufacturing goods at a cheaper price and opts for a member country manufacturing the same goods at a higher cost.
When regional integration treaties are formed, member countries are required to give up some powers over key policies, such as fiscal, trade and monetary policies.
Regional integration leads to cultural centralization, which can result in the loss of unique cultures within a region. For instance, the European Union only considers a few languages as official means of communication, leaving out languages used by remote communities in Europe, such as Breton, Welsh and Frisian.Most regional integrations tend to increase barriers against all nonmember countries, resulting in the creation of trading blocs. When trade barriers are created, countries divert trade to member countries regardless of the loss they are likely to incur. For instance, a member country stops trading with a nonmember country manufacturing goods at a cheaper price and opts for a member country manufacturing the same goods at a higher cost.When regional integration treaties are formed, member countries are required to give up some powers over key policies, such as fiscal, trade and monetary policies.
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