The several internal markets by Weatherill, S

“…</p> <br/> <p>The internal market is a legal concept that is both ambiguous and marked by heterogeneity. …”

Firm behaviour in international markets by Demir, F

“…This thesis consists of three essays on fi…rm behaviour in international markets. Abstracts can be found at the beginning of their respective chapters. …”

The internal market: an historical perspective by Craig, P

The EU VAT System and the Internal Market by de la Feria, R

Intellectual property, the internal market and competition law by Enchelmaier, S

The Assessment: The European Internal Market: The Next Steps. by Helm, D

Constructing an international market for carbon trading: an institutional perspective. by Knox-Hayes, J

Constructing an international market for carbon trading: an institutional perspective by Knox-Hayes, J

International Markets and Open Economy Macroeconomics: A Keynesian View. by FitzGerald, V

Completing the Internal Market in the EC: Factor Demands and Comparative Advantage. by Gasiorek, M, Smith, A, Venables, A

Completing the Internal Market in the European Community: Some Industry Simulations. by Smith, A, Venables, A

Completing the Internal Market in the European Community: Some Industry Simulations. by Smith, A, Venables, A

“…This paper studies the effects of changes in the internal market of the European Community in a partial equilibrium model of imperfect competition with economies of scale. …”

Harmonization of takeovers in the internal market: an analysis in the light of EU law by Papadopoulos, T

“…This DPhil thesis analyses the Takeover Bid Directive in the light of EU Law and examines the extent to which this Directive facilitates the exercise of the fundamental freedom of establishment and the free movement of capital in the internal market. Since the Directive is based on the EC Treaty chapter on freedom of establishment (Articles 43 and 44(2)(g) EC Treaty), it should in principle contribute to cross frontier corporate mobility in the internal market through takeover bids; this was the aim of the Commission in its various proposals. …”

International Markets and Open Economy Macroeconomics: A Keynesian View. by FitzGerald, E

Completing the Internal Market in the European Community: Some Industry Simulations. by Smith, A, Venables, A

“…This paper studies the effects of changes in the internal market of the European Community in a partial equilibrium model of imperfect competition with economies of scale. …”

Direct taxation and the internal market: assessing possibilities for a more balanced integration by Yevgenyeva, A

“…This study questions such an oversimplified interpretation and draws a more nuanced picture of EU tax harmonisation by integrating an analysis of the complex regulatory approaches adopted by the Commission for the establishment and smooth functioning of the Internal Market.</p> <p>It is argued that the past decade brought a notable change in the Court-dominated pattern of direct tax integration. …”

The Charter of Fundamental Rights and Member States' Derogations from Internal Market Obligations by Leczykiewicz, D

The interface between competition and the internal market: market separation under Article 102TFEU by Brisimi, V

“…Tensions between competition law and the Internal Market may, nevertheless, arise when non-economic values, as reflected in the notion of justified trade barriers, come into play. …”

Public Policy towards Industrial Restructuring: Some Issues Raised by the Internal Market Programme. by Neven, D, Vickers, J

The power to shape the internal market: constitutional implications of the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union by Velyvyte, V

“…This thesis aims to determine the constitutional implications of the exclusive authority granted to the CJEU to interpret the Treaties in the context of the internal market. In particular, it examines how the Court’s interpretation of the free movement and competition rules – the two principal components of the internal market law – has shaped the constitutional division of competences between the EU and the Member States (the vertical dimension) and between the EU’s legislative institutions and the Court (the horizontal dimension). …”