In 1985, the EC Commission set about creating an internal market which would allow for the free flow of goods, services, labor, and cap; tal between all member states. Si nce then, concrete progress in opening markets and removing barriers has been made in the areas of financial services,...

Given the interdependence of today's global markets, it would be impossible for European integration to occur without affecting the rest of the world. The current triangle between the U.S., Japan, and EC is very precarious and none of these countries can avoid the others' influences. However,...

As there are many similarities between Finland and Canada, an analysis of the recently ratified U.S. - Canada Free Trade Agreement may be informative for EC - Finnish relations. While Finland has avoided any commitments on further integration plans, we conclude that this policy cannot continue...