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by davedx
440 days ago
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You're being obtuse. With those points I could argue the US isn't a single market either! 1. California has 10 million Spanish speakers
2. Every state has its own regulations and legislation (and taxes!) But I don't think you would try to make that argument... right? Free movement of labour and goods make a single market. The other stuff is just normal operational costs of doing business. Also, and you know this: most of the EEA uses the Euro; the countries that don't are exceptions |
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