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The single market is one of the key drivers of economic growth and employment in the European Union. However, in many areas, Europeans have not yet fully benefited from its potential. For this reason among others, new incentives are needed, in particular to ensure effective labour mobility across Europe, together with adequate social cohesion, and to facilitate selling and buying across borders. The current economic downturn and the re-emergence of protectionist economic attitudes in Member States have threatened some of the most visible successes of the European integration process. At present, the Single Market is needed more than ever as a means to revitalise the European economy. The Single Market Act itself is the result of a broad inter-institutional and stakeholder consultation process. I think that the immediate priority should be the adoption of the 12 key actions of the Single Market Act, especially those which will facilitate completion of the digital single market, wherever possible, by the end of 2012. I believe that it is important to maintain the momentum achieved with the Single Market Act. It should be a rolling programme to be updated and reviewed annually, and it should also address the EU’s socio-economic problems and work towards a market that is at the service of citizens."@en1
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