1. CONCLUSIONS Atelier 4 “Competition and Free Market:
The impact on transport, energy and fiscal policies”

2. MEMBERS Mariano Abad Fernández, Spain Vicente Abascal Junquera, Spain
Wojciech Baba, Poland
Mónika Csöndes, Hungary
Carmen Fernández Fernández, Spain
Ana Isabel González González, Spain
Patricia Herrero de la Escosura, Spain
Mariana Magherusan, Rumania
Ignacio Onis Peral, Spain
Martin Pánik, Slovakia
Rebeca Sancho Tuero, Spain

4. ECONOMIC POSITIVE EFFECTS
Development of the single market, especially in the field of freedom of goods and persons
Investments in transport networks will create workplaces
Helping for the underdeveloped areas in Europe

5. CULTURAL POSITIVE EFFECTS
Bringing the people close together
Giving better and new opportunities for European people to explore our countries. Just think about Interrail, which it is being a very important way of getting connection, specially between young people
Chances for the new Member States to be known by the European citizens
Promoting mobility in Europe

6. PROBLEMS
To face the cost of the Trans-European Transport Network, countries need the help from the Structural and Cohesion Funds and also from the European Investment Bank
The public procurement is a very expensive procedure in some countries (i.e. Hungary)

7. SUGGESTION
Creation a network of experts to make sure effective synergies and to support with know-how how to make public procurement cheaper

8. FINAL REMARK
Last night, the European Council reached an agreement about the financial perspectives for
This is an essential step for the European life and also for the TETNetwork
To succeed is necessary a properly management in special benefit for the new Member States