Obchodní vztahy vybraných zemí Afriky s Evropskou unií a Spojenými státy americkými

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This thesis focuses on the analysis of trade relations of selected African countries with the European Union and the United States of America. The aim of the thesis is to evaluate the trade relations between selected African countries and the EU and the USA, at the level of commodity structure of exports and imports according to the SITC 1 classification. The thesis is divided into five chapters, the first chapter is the introduction, the last chapter is the conclusion. The second chapter deals with the basic aspects of international trade and selected trade theories, with emphasis on protectionist measures and liberalist instruments. The third chapter describes the African continent in a historical context and characterises the different regions and trade relations with the EU and the US, also focusing on selected African countries - Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa, Gabon and Namibia. The practical part analyses the trade relations between the selected countries with the EU and the US using mathematical and statistical tools. The paper concludes by summarizing the main findings and predicting the future development of trade relations.

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International trade, trade policy, African countries, international trade theory, trade policy instruments, Grubel-Lloyd index, Herfandahl-Hirschman index, base index

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