 The Single European Market stands for ‘free movement’ of people, goods, services and capital.
On a practical level, it means the possibility for EU citizens to live, work, study and do business throughout the EU as well as to enjoy a wide choice of competitively priced goods and services.
Since its inception in 1993, the Single Market has opened up economic and working opportunities that have transformed the lives of hundreds of millions of Europeans.
Removing the barriers that still prevent citizens and business from fully enjoying the
benefits of the Single Market is a key aim of the European Commission.
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