Titlebook: Harmonisation in the EEC; Carol Cosgrove Twitchett (Fellow) Book 1981 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1981

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The Harmonisation of Industrial Policy and Practices,ly are the formal harmonisation procedures under the Rome Treaty relevant (viz. the freedom of establishment, the freedom to provide services, the free movement of capital and the approximation of laws), but wider aspects of Community policy such as the application of the competition policy (Article

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Harmonisation and Road Freight Transport,hat the establishment of the common market itself required co-ordinating national transport policies and eventually the formation of a common transport policy (CTP). Title IV of the EEC Treaty, Articles 74–84 (reprinted in the appendix to this chapter: see pp. 73–7), set forth the broad goals of a C

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The Impact of Harmonisation on the British Motor Industry,and assembly operations within the Community. France, Germany, Italy and the UK each has its own national motor industry and in the cases of France, Germany and the UK the American multinationals also operate manufacturing and assembly operations within those States. Moves to integrate the European

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Freedom of Movement- an Economic and Political Right,in the Member States to the extent that they may be necessary in order to enable the system envisaged by the Treaty to function properly’. The system envisaged by the EEC Treaty is one in which individuals are free to pursue economic activities unhindered by the existence of national frontiers. The

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