In less than six months two more countries will be joining the European Union. They are Bulgaria and Romania. Both countries have been heavily profiled in the news over worries that a further influx of eastern Europeans may squeeze British workers’ wages.
After they join the European Union in January 2007, both Bulgaria and Romania will be part of the largest economy in the world. And significantly, as newer and poorer members of the European Union they are expected to grow faster than the more established member states such as Germany, Britain and France….
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