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NYHET — 7 november 2023
New business initiative forms to push for open and competitive markets in the EU
The initiative Europe Unlocked has now been launched - a coalition and campaign for more business-friendly priorities by the next EU Commission with a focus on competitiveness through open and competitive markets.
NYHET — 27 september 2023
The Single Market Emergency Instrument is now in the trialogue negotiations
The original proposal for the Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI) was first presented by the European Commission in September 2022. Following long and intense discussions, the file has now entered the trialogue negotiations.
NYHET — 6 juni 2023
The “diamond” of the EU turns 30
The EU Single Market celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. Despite its age, however, many people still think of the Single Market in abstract terms.
NYHET — 26 april 2023
State aid Scoreboard 2022: Level playing field in the EU is challenged
State aid expenditure keep increasing in the EU. The amount of state aid disbursed are also very uneven between different Member States. As the European Commission publishes its yearly state aid scoreboard, there is cause for concern regarding the integrity and functioning of the Single Market.
NYHET — 26 september 2022
An overly far-reaching instrument
The proposal for a Single Market Emergency Instrument (SMEI), which was launched on 19 September, demonstrates that the European Commission has not paid sufficient attention to the concerns expressed by the business organisations when responding to the consultations this spring.
NYHET — 21 september 2022
Von der Leyen’s state of the Union speech overlooked the importance of free trade
Anna Stellinger, Deputy Director General International and EU Affairs at the Confederation of Swedish Enterprise, notes a worrying trend towards increased state intervention and state aid instead of free trade in Ursula von der Leyen’s state of the Union speech.
NYHET — 27 juni 2022
A Geographical Indication protection for craft and industrial products will undermine both trade and European competitiveness
It is clear that there will be an impact on competition within the EU. This is not just a problem for the single market; it will also have an impact on international trade.
NYHET — 20 juni 2022
“It’s the competitiveness, stupid!”
The EU lacks a competitiveness agenda and a plan to develop the EU Single Market. This is worrying because competitiveness, growth, and the Single Market are at the very heart of the strength and added value of the EU, says Anna Stellinger.
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