EUinternmarkedets
EUinternmarkedets refers to the European Union internal market, a policy and legal framework that enables the free movement of goods, services, capital, and people among its member states. Its purpose is to remove cross-border barriers, harmonize rules, and create a level playing field for businesses and consumers within the Union. The internal market is built on common rules, mutual recognition, and standardized practices that facilitate trade and investment across national borders.
Key features include the four freedoms, which are complemented by rules on competition, state aid, consumer
The internal market operates under the governance of EU institutions. The European Commission proposes legislation, the
Historically, the internal market has evolved through the Single European Act (1986) and successive market-wide initiatives