How has the single market benefited millions of Europeans?

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How has the single market benefited millions of Europeans? THE EUROPEAN UNION How has the single market benefited millions of Europeans?

The Single Market - freedom of choice Has led to: significant reductions in the price of many products and services, including internet access and airfares. 40% drop in price of phone calls from 2000-2006 2.8 million new jobs from 1992 to 2009 Four freedoms of movement: 4 goods 4 services 4 people 4 capital © Getty Images

Free movement of goods No tariffs between the member states The EU also prohibits charges having an equivalent effect of tariffs.

Free movement of services The freedom prohibits restrictions on free circulation of services within Member States. Examples: Postal service Internet purchases Banking

Free movement of people The right to travel. The right to work in any member state. The right to settle in any member state.

Free movement of capital Capital within the EU may be transferred in any amount from one country to another.