10 April 2006
The case for open markets: how increased competition can equip Europe for global change
Europe cannot compete in a global market if it is unable – or unwilling - to complete the Single Market, drive up levels of competition and become more open to the rest of the world. This paper considers how Europe can move from the older inward-looking model to a flexible, reforming, open and globally-oriented Europe and outlines the main policy challenges for EU governments.
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