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1.Why are standards important for competition in the European market? Discuss examples (like telecommunication)! 2.New members want to join the EU: Please name economic arguments to discuss if a further enlargement makes sense. 3.Please discuss, why many developing countries accuse the EU for performing as a Solution The standardisation of goods in the European Union is important not only for the heath and safety of the European consumers but also quintessential for the free movement of goods in the internal markets and makes the production houses more competitive. It was particularly required to facilitate the efficeint operation of the single market created post unionisation. THe standardisation policies incorporate the diversifaction of the goods and services offered and elaboartion definition of the standardisation norms. This also includes the procedures and consultation processes. While the standardisation norms are applicable in all sectors of the economy, those in telecommunications can be cited as a benchmark example where the standards have been particularly effectively implemented. ETSI in Europe establishes globally acceptable standardisation norms for the information and communication technology sector with focus on fixed , mobile, radio, converged, broadcast na dinternet technologies.. These standards nurture healthy competitive environment for the internal markets of EU and quality telecommunication services across the members..
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