European Single Market (Free movement)

1. Introduction to the Single Market of the European Union
2. General principles of the European Single Market
3. Role of the European Parliament in the single market realization
4. Free movement of goods
5. Free movement of workers
6. Freedom of establishment and freedom to provide services
7. Mutual recognition of diplomas
8. Free movement of capital
9. Competition policy and the European Single Market
10. Study cases:
    1. Google's Dominant position according to the European Union
    2. Orange acquisition of Jazztel
11. Public procurement
12. Company law
13. Intellectual, industrial and commercial property
14. Consumer Protection. The new EU Consumer Policy
15. European System of Financial Supervision (ESFS). Financial services
16. INTRASTAT system: external trade statistics between the countries of the European Union

Sample - European Single Market (EU):

The educational aims of the Subject “European Single Market (EU)” are the following:

1. To understand the functioning of the European Single Market (EU)
2. To analyze the principles of free movement of people, services, capitals and goods within the European Single Market
3. To understand the Competition Policy within the single market

The Subject “European Single Market (EU)” is included within the curriculum of the following academic programs at EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Languages: or Mercado Unico UE Marché unique de l’UE Mercado único da UE.

See also:

1. EU Services Directive
2. European Digital Single Market
3. Taxation in the Single Market
4. Economic and Monetary Union
5. European Customs Union

One of the greatest achievements of EU has been the completion of the single market. In the European Single Market (EU) there are no internal borders and therefore applies the principle of free movement of people, services, capital and goods.

The creation of the European Single Market has entailed profound structural changes in the economies of EU member states: monopolies and Technical Barriers to Trade elimination, Market liberalization... The EU has issued a number of rules that the member countries have had to incorporate into their native legislation.

1. The European Single Market has eliminated customs duties and quantitative Restrictions
2. The European Union single market has allowed in 10 years that EU-trade increase by 15% annually
3. Thanks to the European Single Market, 2.5 million jobs have been created
4. The European Union estimates that if the existing barriers to the single market were removed, the GDP of the twenty-eight-member would increase by 235 billion euros

All Countries of EU are members of the European Single Market (EU).

Trans-European Transport Corridors.

1. Atlantic Logistics Corridor
2. Baltic-Adriatic Logistics Corridor
3. North Sea-Baltic Logistics Corridor
4. North Sea-Mediterranean Logistics Corridor
5. Pan-European Transport Corridor II
6. Pan-European Transport Corridor IX