the czech republics decision in 2003 to join the european union indicated that the czech republic\nwas now…

the czech republics decision in 2003 to join the european union indicated that the czech republic\nwas now equal in wealth to all other european nations.\nwould give all economic control to the european union.\nwas willing to forge economic ties with other nations.\nwould eventually achieve a mixed - market economy.

the czech republics decision in 2003 to join the european union indicated that the czech republic\nwas now equal in wealth to all other european nations.\nwould give all economic control to the european union.\nwas willing to forge economic ties with other nations.\nwould eventually achieve a mixed - market economy.

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Joining the EU means participating in a larger economic - political community, which implies a willingness to form economic connections with other member - states. The Czech Republic's decision doesn't mean it was equal in wealth to all others, nor did it give up all economic control, and there's no indication it would achieve a mixed - market economy just from joining.

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was willing to forge economic ties with other nations.