Les professions réglementées face à 1992
By: BOIBIN, Jean-Pierre
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Contributor(s): CARNELUTTI, Alexandre.
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ArticlePublisher: Paris : IIAP, oct./déc. 1988Revue Française D'Administration Publique 48, p. 87-102Abstract: A proper understanding of the legal and economic framework for the Single European Market should dissipate any fears of over-agressive competition. In fact, the Single Market will mostly affect those professions already having international operations. However, the service sector will expand considerably to the detriment of any national caught unprepared. Furthermore, the French professions suffer from certain serious and specific handicaps. This article argues that the Single Market offers unique opportunities given the momentum for greater mobility in eh service sector that results from the Single European Act. Member States and national professional bodies should take the lead without awaiting some hypothetical consensus to materialize
A proper understanding of the legal and economic framework for the Single European Market should dissipate any fears of over-agressive competition. In fact, the Single Market will mostly affect those professions already having international operations. However, the service sector will expand considerably to the detriment of any national caught unprepared. Furthermore, the French professions suffer from certain serious and specific handicaps. This article argues that the Single Market offers unique opportunities given the momentum for greater mobility in eh service sector that results from the Single European Act. Member States and national professional bodies should take the lead without awaiting some hypothetical consensus to materialize
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