In 1992 the largest single market in the world comes into existence. It will be in Europe. Like the Community itself the single European market will be founded on law. This book is about those aspects of Community Law which provide the foundations of the single market. It does not, therefore, deal with the general (constitutional and administrative) part of Community Law but concentrates on the topics most directly relevant to the functioning of the single market. The topics chosen are free movement of goods, free movement of persons and competition law. The book as a whole emphasizes principles rather than details and pays particular attention to policy. This book is suitable for undergraduates studying EC Law at universities and polytechnics in Britain.
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978-0-19-825628-1 (9780198256281)
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Part 1 Free movement of goods: the external aspects of the single market - the Customs Union; external trade - the Common Commercial Policy; internal trade - custom duties; internal taxation; quantitative restrictions - general issues; quantitative restrictions - equally applicable measures; quantitative restrctions - the express exceptions. Part 2 Free movement of persons: structure and scope; immigration rights; public policy and immigration control; equal treatment for migrants; recognition of qualification and the right to work; equal treatment in education. Part 3 Competition law: why the EEC has a competition policy; the relevance of economics for the application of Articles 85 and 86; Article 85 and the Treaty of Rome; abuse of dominant position; different types of abuse; state aid; different types of restrictive agreement - Article 85; mergers, take-overs and joint ventures.
