European Economic
and Social Committee
TTIP and its impact on SMEs
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Composition of the study group
Administrator in charge: Ms Tzonka Iotzova | Assistant: Ms Carlotta Isabella Iapichino
Related EU documents and links:
- EU textual proposal for the chapter on SMEs in the Framework of the TTIP
- Commission paper on SMEs and TTIP
- Study of the European Commission on the internationalization of SMEs
- Study of the European Commission on the opportunities for internationalization of SMEs
- DG Enterprise - Promoting international activities of SMEs (no longer up-to-date)
Related US documents and links:
- USTR Small Business Initiative
- US International Trade Commission study on trade barriers perceived by USA SMEs on the EU market
- Atlantic Council Report: TTIP - Big opportunities for small business
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