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Table of contents Introduction............................................. 3 Single Market - basic principles..................... 4 The freedom that the Internal Market brings........ 7 Conclusions............................................. 10 Bibliography........................................... 11 Introduction Article 2 of the Treaty of Rome set the following aim for the European Economic Community (EEC): "to promote throughout the Community a harmonious development of economic activities, a continuous and balanced expansion, an increase in stability, an accelerated raising of the standard of living and closer relations between the States belonging to it". The single market was declared "complete" on 1 January 1993 - and even then the project was not quite finished. But still, gone are most of those barriers - physical, procedural, bureaucratic and commercial - that tended to confine people, goods and money behind national, protectionist walls. Now those barriers have been broken down, peoples' opportunities, experiences and horizons are widening. Now people, goods, services and money move around Europe as freely as within one country. Of course, the process of opening up...

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