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Responses
promote competition, which would lower prices and improve consumer power.
promote competition, which would lower prices and improve consumer power.
promote competition, which would raise prices so that businesses earn more and consumers buy less.
promote competition, which would raise prices so that businesses earn more and consumers buy less.
prevent competition from occurring between European countries.
prevent competition from occurring between European countries.
prevent consumers from obtaining too much consumer power which may lead to outrageous debt.
1 answer
The correct response is:
promote competition, which would lower prices and improve consumer power.
The creation of a single European market is aimed at fostering free trade and competition across member countries, which typically leads to lower prices and increased options for consumers.
