The European Union What are the social, political and economic benefits of joining the EU?

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The European Union What are the social, political and economic benefits of joining the EU?

Social Movement and travel Tolerance of different cultures Shared cultures – food, music etc. help for socially deprived areas

Political Prevents conflicts Old enemies become friends Stronger voice in world affairs Strengthens democracy Spreads democracy Spreads human rights

Economic Increases trade as customs barriers removed – more jobs A much bigger market- more customers Greater choice for consumers across Europe Greater competition reduces prices Poorer areas get economic help

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