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This is the impact of the EU on trade

European Union flags fly outside the European Commission headquarters in Brussels June 15, 2005. The EU budget battle and salvaging the proposed constitution will top the summit agenda for the 25-nation bloc when it meets on June 16-17 at its Brussels headquarters. UNICS REUTERS/Thierry Roge  THR/CCK - RTREFSU

The Single Market has increased trade between EU members by 109%. Image: REUTERS/Thierry Roge

Thierry Mayer
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