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HomeThe Future of Customs in the EU 2040
Results from a real-time Delphi survey
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The Real-time Delphi survey method is a structured expert survey methodology used to gather opinions on different possible developments in the long-term future on a given topic. This type of surveys is a useful way to elicit, collect and synthesise the opinions of a large group of experts and to give ideas to start a debate. In the Real-time Delphi survey that was carried out within The Future of Customs in the EU 2040 project, the participants were asked to react to 16 statements formulated as if they were taking place in the year 2040. They cover different issues related to customs, such as the role of customs, trade, digital and technological development, human resources, and corruption and fraud. For each statement, respondents were asked to answer four sub-questions: an estimate of the likelihood of the statement happening, the timeframe by when it might occur, an indication of which domains of EU action would be influential on the statement, and a suggestion of which EU action could support the achievement of the statement (or its prevention, depending on the case). People were also encouraged to explain their response.
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- Personal author(s): Hakami, A ; Ghiran, A ; Bontoux, L
- Themes: Customs regulations
- Subject: corruption , customs , fraud , research report , sample survey , staff , technological change , trade policy
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| ISSN 1831-9424 | ISBN 978-92-76-11294-5 | DOI 10.2760/009069 | Catalogue number KJ-NA-29858-EN-N |
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