Development and similarity of insurance markets of European Union countries after the enlargement in 2004
The enlargement of the European Union to new countries in 2004 launched mechanisms supporting the development of various social and economic areas, as well as levelling the differences between the Community members in these areas. This article focuses on the insurance sector. Its main purpose is to analyze the development and similarity of the insurance markets of old and new members of the European Union after the enlargement in 2004.
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