Papadopoulos, Constantinos A.; (2001) European Union and the construction industry: The effects of the single market on construction related trade between the countries. Masters thesis (M.Sc), UCL (University College London).

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Around the time of 1992, many people were trying to forecast the economic impacts of the European Community on the member states for the coming years. The trade barriers between the country members were breaking down, so it was anticipated that there would be new prospects for intra-European trade, with a direct impact upon the construction industry. Starting from the building materials and component producers that will try to export abroad, contractors and design teams could face the dilemma whether to chose from local or other EU products. This report will investigate whether and how the single European Market affects the construction industry. Thus all the research work has been directed from the years 1992, when the single market was established, until 2001.

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