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The single market review. Subseries I, Impact on manufacturing. Volume 6, Motor vehicles
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The single market review. Subseries I, Impact on manufacturing. Volume 6, Motor vehicles

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This report is part of a series of 39 studies commissioned from independent consultants in the context of a major review of the Single Market. The 1996 Single Market Review responds to a 1992 Council of Ministers Resolution calling on the European Commission to present an overall analysis of the effectiveness of measures taken in creating the Single Market. This review, which assesses the progress made in implementing the Single Market Programme, was coordinated by the Directorate-General 'Internal Market and Financial Services' (DG XV) and the Directorate-General 'Economic and Financial Affairs' (DG II) of the European Commission. This study considers the effects of the single market programme on the motor vehicles sector. The scope of the study includes car and truck manufacturers in the European Union (EU) but excludes agricultural vehicles, construction vehicles and two- and three-wheeled vehicles. The primary focus is on motor vehicle assemblers, with the impact of the single market programme on component suppliers being examined in terms of the changes in sourcing, outsourcing and procurement patterns of the assemblers. The objectives of this study are to investigate the extent to which the various sector-specific single market measures, such as the establishment of whole vehicle and component type approval, safety regulations and environmental controls, have affected the EU automotive sector. In addition to these sector-specific measures, we have also considered the horizontal single market measures which affect the EU automotive sector, such as the liberalization of cross-border transport through the abolition of frontier controls. As important as the measures, we have also taken account of the higher importance given to conducting business on a pan- European basis, which resulted from the 'marketing' of the single market.
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ISBN 92-827-8773-7
Catalogusnummer C1-67-96-006-EN-C
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