Two particularly interesting links are the European Parliament Fact Sheets and Electronic Commerce and the EU . Embassy web sites may point to other informative government agencies. Created by Giancarlo Corsetti, professor of economics at Yale University, this site starts with a group of readings that cover basic information about the Euro and the European Union. A vast collection of research papers are organized alphabetically by author and also by topic ranging from Electoral and political cycles to The implications of Kosovo for the euro. The site also links to official and government sites, and news and commentary sources.
Practical information includes how to fill the export order, necessary documents, and a glossary.
There is an extensive section on export markets in most countries of the world including country profile, communications, contacts, trade regulations, documentation, marketing data, transportation and business travel. Croner's Reference Book for World Traders , a three-volume set, is an essential source for importers and exporters. Detailed information is provided on trading procedures and facilities, government requirements, financing, and contacts for over 150 countries. The Economic Survey of Europe is prepared by the Secretariat of the Economic Commission for Europe. The Encyclopedia of the European Union has quick answers to basic questions about the European Union.