一个比较评估：国际服务贸易模式和专业化潜力外文原文.pdfVIP

INTERNATIONAL SERVICES TRADE PATTERNS AND SPECIALIZATION POTENTIAL: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT Bobirc Ana Academia de Studii Economice Bucureti, Facultatea de Relaii Economice Internaionale Str. M. Eminescu nr. 13-15, sector 1, Bucureti e-mail: ana.bobirca@rei.ase.ro, tel: 0722 219 289 Miclu Paul-Gabriel Academia de Studii Economice Bucureti, Facultatea de Relaii Economice Internaionale Str. M. Eminescu nr. 13-15, sector 1, Bucureti e-mail: miclaus@rei.ase.ro, tel: 0723 366 058 Lupu Radu Academia de Studii Economice Bucureti, Facultatea de Relaii Economice Internaionale Str. M. Eminescu nr. 13-15, sector 1, Bucureti e-mail: ralupu@, tel: 021 319 19 90 Ungureanu tefan Academia de Studii Economice Bucureti, Facultatea de Relaii Economice Internaionale Str. M. Eminescu nr. 13-15, sector 1, Bucureti e-mail: stefan.ungureanu@, tel: 021 319 19 90 The main purpose of this paper is to comparatively examine the international competitiveness of services trade, by determining its pattern and structure of specialization for Romania and Bulgaria, on the EU-25 services market. In other words, the research attempts to identify Romanias and Bulgaria’s ability to overcome difficulties and challenges that might arise from the hard competition within the enlarged EU, in the field of foreign trade in services. To this end, the paper attempts to suggest a multilevel framework for assessing the international competitiveness of Romania’s and Bulgaria’s services trade. Key words: international services trade, international competitiveness, specialization Introduction Throughout the 90s, Southern and Eastern European countries have liberalized and reformed their economies to a varying degree. This together with the differences in their services sectors development, industrial base, administrative reforms and political framework, has led to different developments