Twenty years after the European single market was created, the euro
crisis is posing a threat to one of the main achievements of European
integration - the single market. Even the latest round of proposed
improvements that the European Commission has announced will not be
sufficient to mitigate this threat.
In a new ECFR paper Sebastian
Dullien sets out the three most likely scenarios for how the euro
crisis is likely to develop, and explains who each would adversely
affect the single market and harm cross-border business and activity
within the EU.
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