Europe's single market nears with 1992 goal in sight
Europe edges toward a borderless common market by January 1 as 12 EC nations move to reduce barriers. The plan aims to create a 370 million population bloc, with further expansion into the European Economic Area, while critics warn of political and economic strains.
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European single market seen boosting efficiency and trade
European firms expect faster cross border delivery and lower costs as the EC moves toward a single market. Industry leaders warn uniform rules are not yet universal and sanctions may be needed to curb cheating. A single currency remains distant, with market volatility cited as a barrier.
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