A) It reduces competition in continental Europe.
B) It makes imports of commodities like crude oil cheaper.
C) It lowers foreign exchange and hedging costs in Europe.
D) It insulates Europe from international competition.
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A) The Delors Commission
B) The Prodi commission
C) The Santer commission
D) The Barroso commission
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A) Montreal Treaty
B) Treaty of Rome
C) Treaty of Lisbon
D) Single European Act
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A) managed currency zone
B) open exchange regime
C) optimal currency area
D) free trade area
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A) Countries adopting the euro need not give up their own currencies.
B) Countries agreeing the euro could allow their exchange rates to float against each other.
C) Countries adopting the euro need to only satisfy the criteria of being democratic in nature.
D) Countries adopting the euro have to give up control over monetary policy.
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A) Because it monitors member states to make sure they are complying with EU laws
B) Because it has a monopoly in proposing European Union legislation
C) Because it is directly elected by the populations of the member states
D) Because draft legislation can become EU law only if the council agrees
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A) The commission's role in competition policy has become increasingly important.
B) The commission has to be approved by the Council of the European Union before it can begin work.
C) The commission does not have a policing role with respect to EU laws.
D) The legislation proposed by the commission goes directly to the European Parliament.
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A) Hungary and Poland
B) Malta and Cyprus
C) Hungary and Turkey
D) Bulgaria and Romania
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A) It has resulted in most European companies looking for markets elsewhere where profit margins are not wafer thin.
B) It has produced long-run gains in the economic efficiency of companies because firms were forced to look for ways to reduce their production costs.
C) It has led to large-scale bankruptcies as companies found themselves unable to compete in a low margin scenario.
D) It has led to an influx of even cheaper imports from manufacturing hubs such as China and South East Asia.
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A) Industrial goods
B) Fisheries
C) Agricultural goods
D) Services
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A) Maastricht Treaty.
B) Warsaw Pact.
C) Treaty of Rome.
D) Single European Act.
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A) The European Union
B) The United States
C) NAFTA
D) MERCUSOR
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A) Threat of being shut out of the EU market by the creation of a "trade fortress"
B) Increased price competition
C) Inability to offer different prices across the globe
D) Reduced environmental standards
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A) It polices rule violations by member nations.
B) It is the co-equal legislator for almost all European laws.
C) Its power has gradually declined over the years.
D) Its members are nominated by governments.
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A) The dollar peg advocated by some EU members.
B) The implied loss of national sovereignty to the ECB.
C) The volatility of the euro over the past few years.
D) The reluctance to compete directly against the U.S.dollar.
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