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Mind Map by Laura Phillips, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Laura Phillips
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Free Movement of Goods: Non-Fiscal Barriers to Trade
- CONCLUSIONS
- ARTICLE 34 NOW - FROM BARNARD, FOUR FREEDOMS
- PRODUCT USE RULES
- TFEU PROVISIONS
- INTRODUCTION
- Possible impediments to free trade
- 1. Customs charges
applied openly or
surreptitiously -
making imports less
competitive on price
- 2. Discriminatory national taxation
systems - both for directly competing and
substitutable goods - which protects
domestic products
- 3. Different national rules
regulating products and how and
when they can be sold -
non-financial (non-fiscal) barriers
to trade
- 1. Customs charges
applied openly or
surreptitiously -
making imports less
competitive on price
- Key questions
- 1. In the absence of harmonisation, to what extent may
MS insist on compliance with their national standards? i.e.
to what extent are MS prevented from exercising national
regulatory choices by the demands of the internal market?
- 2. Whether the legal commitment to free trade entails a regime directed
- 1. In the absence of harmonisation, to what extent may
MS insist on compliance with their national standards? i.e.
to what extent are MS prevented from exercising national
regulatory choices by the demands of the internal market?
- Possible impediments to free trade
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