916 KB34 KB200920222012Ahtik, Metaštevilka:448str. 27-43ISSN:0351-0360COBISSID:12644945URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-51R2IKUIslEkonomski institut Pravne fakulteteGospodarska gibanjaEvropska unijamednarodni trgnotranji trgprosti trgSlovenijaVpetost Slovenije v notranji trg osem let po vstopu v Evropsko unijo|By entering EU a country becomes part of the so called Single Market that assures freedom of movement of goods, persons, services and capital. Due to longest tradition, the highest level of integration has been achieved in the market for goods. Services market is less integrated, while a movement of persons remains rather low. Very high level of financial markets integration has been achieved, its level is but very volatile. Slovenia is well integrated into the Single Market. Its connections with EU are close to EU average or even higher in all four freedoms. Above average share of Slovenian trade in goods is with EU members states. Trade in services lags behind; similarly as in other EU member states. Slovenian capital and labor markets are firmly connected ex-Yugoslavia; most foreign employees in Slovenia originate from the area, while majority of a rather small number of Slovenians work in other EU states. Eighty percent of FDI in Slovenia comes from EU, while less than fifth of Slovenian FDI goes to EU member statesZ vstopom v EU država postane del notranjega trga, na katerem je zagotovljen prost pretok blaga, oseb, storitev in kapitala. Prost pretok blaga v EU ima najdaljšo tradicijo, zato je povezanost na tem področju dobra. Trg storitev je integriran slabše, pretok oseb pa je skromen. Visoka raven pretoka kapitala in integracija kapitalskih in finančnih trgov se hitro spreminjata. Slovenija je v skupni trg dobro vpeta; njena povezanost z EU je na vseh štirih elementih blizu povprečnim vrednostim ali pa jih presega. Nadpovprečen del slovenske trgovine se odvija z državami EU. Povezanost na področju storitev tudi v Sloveniji zaostaja za povezanostjo na področju blaga. Na trgu dela in kapitala je Slovenija močno vezana na tradicionalne trge nekdanje Jugoslavije. Od tam prihaja večina zaposlenih tujcev, redki Slovenci, ki se zaposlujejo v tujini, odhajajo v druge članice EU. Kar štiri petine tujih neposrednih naložb v Sloveniji prihaja iz EU, manj kot petina slovenskih pa gre v EUTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaEIPF, Ekonomski inštitut d.o.o.