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More cross-border competition, and more reliable consumer protection, would do wonders to integrate the market.
ECONOMIST: European banks
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But such limits might be hard to square with the principles of the European single market, which is meant to encourage cross-border competition.
ECONOMIST: Smuggling
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See page 160 for the survey, which will help you keep up in a world of cross-border hostile mergers, global competition and ADRs.
FORBES: Sidelines
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But it may be that outside forces are more important: for example, a European Union that forbids cosy cartels, American pension funds that demand open accounts for their investments in France, or even the influence of the euro in promoting competition and cross-border mergers.
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