Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

The European Union revealed its five-year strategy for the internal market in October 1999. The strategy focuses on effective implementation of market rules and adjustment to new developments, such as electronic commerce. The main objectives of the plan are to improve the business environment; to improve citizens' quality of life; to contribute towards the world marketplace and to encourage dynamic economic and jobs markets.

International Affairs, European Community

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Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the European Union's internal market strategy are discussed, including the progress being made in sectors such as economic and monetary union, consumer protection, border controls, financial services and company law.

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Internal market and sectoral issues

Article Abstract:

An overview of the European Union's internal market is presented, on a sector-by-sector basis.

International trade

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