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The European 'Single Market' is an aspirational term for the European Economic Area (EEA). | The European 'Single Market' is an aspirational term for the European Economic Area (EEA). | ||
Sometimes written without capitals as 'single market'. | Sometimes written without capitals as 'single market'. | ||
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The term 'single market' is also used to refer to the achievement of - or the aspiration to achieve - free trade in a given class of services or goods within the EEA. | |||
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The European 'Single Market' is an aspirational term for the European Economic Area (EEA).
Sometimes written without capitals as 'single market'.
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The term 'single market' is also used to refer to the achievement of - or the aspiration to achieve - free trade in a given class of services or goods within the EEA.
