8. In order to attain the objectives of the cap, the eu Treaty provides for the creation of the common organization of the agricultural markets, which shall take one of the following forms

A. common rules on competition

B. compulsory co-ordination of the various national market organizations

C. European market organization

D. all variants are correct

9. The Common Agricultural Policy came into force in

A. 1958

B. 1960

C. 1962

D. 1964

10.The general objectives of a Common Agricultural Policy were defined by

A. the Treaty of Rome

B. the Treaty of Paris

C. the Treaty of Nice

D. the Maastricht Treaty

Content module III. External relations development strategy of the eu Theme 8. Foreign policy of the eu

Summary:

A theme is devoted to studying foreign policy of the EU and common strategy of the EU that touch its activity at global level. Strategy of external relations of the EU and directions of its development are considered. The features of external economic and trade policy of the EU, aid development policy are analyzed.

Educational tasks:

• to learn essence of foreign policy of the EU;

• to consider a foreign policy in all of its aspects;

• to analyze advantages of documents in the field of foreign policy.

Control forms:

1. Case studies discussion.

2. Testing.

3. Verbal questioning

Tasks for self preparation:

1. Elaborate the questions:

• Instruments of aid development policy. Source: [16, N. 31-48].

• Treaty on European Economic Area (EEA.. Source: [17, N. 11-62].

2. Make a review of periodic literature on one of the theme:

• Instruments of aid development policy.

• Treaty on European Economic Area (EEA..

3.Make the tests:

1. The financing instrument for development cooperation has such time period

1. 1964-1970

2. 1985-1990

3. 2007-2013

4. 2008-2015

2.According to the regulation (EC. no 1905/2006, the Community's development cooperation policy has such objective

1. poverty reduction, sustainable economic and social development

2. smooth and gradual integration of developing countries into the world economy

3. trade barriers reduction in all industries of economy

4. answers a) and b) are correct

3.The regulation (EC. no 1905/2006 emphasises that the community's development cooperation policy is guided by

1. the Sugar Protocol

2. the Millennium Development Goals 

3. Action Planes of the countries

4. the Development strategy of the APC

4.Scope of European Community aid thematic programmes application is _______ than that of geographic cooperation programmes

1. wider

2. more narrow

3. not wider

4. incomparable

5.European Community aid thematic programmes according to the regulation (EC. no 1638/2006 concern such area

1. environment and the sustainable management of natural resources

2. investing in people

3. improvement of food security

4. all answers are correct

6.European Development Fund cycles have generally followed such partnership agreement/convention

1. Yaoundé Convention

2. Lomé Convention

3. Cotonou Agreement

4. all answers are correct

7.The instruments of the 9th European development fund includes

1. the EDF for support to long-term development and the Investment Facility for support to the private sector

2. grants, risk capital and loans to the private sector

3. STABEX and SYSMIN instruments designed to help the agricultural and mining industries

4. All answers are correct

8. _________ is the main instrument for community aid for development cooperation in African, Caribbean and Pacific countries and the overseas countries and territories

1. The European Development Fund

2. European Neighbourhood Policy

3. European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund

4. European| Trade| Union| Confederation

9. European Development Fund is financed from

1. EU budget

2. EU Member States resources

3. European Commission resources

4. UN funds

10. Development and Cooperation Policy is called to promote

1. the harmonisation of indirect taxation, especially the establishment of an integrated VAT system based on adjacent rates from one country to another and the principle of payment instead of origin

2. respecting human rights and fundamental freedoms

3. increasing workers' chances of finding work and adding to their professional experience

4. there is no correct answers