Daan Freeman, Gerdien Meijerink, Rutger TeulingsFrancesco Nicoli. In: CPB Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysi, 2022.

This publication examines the trade benefits of the European Union as a whole, and specifically those of the Internal Market, for the Netherlands and other EU Member States Member States.

Banjamin Bürbaumer. In: New Political Economy. 2021, vol. 26 (4), page 631-645.

The author argues that from its very inception, the single market was conceived as a means to enhance the external competitiveness of transnational corporations from Europe.

Giordano Mion and Dominic Ponattu. Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2019.

This study provides insights into the economic benefits of the European single market (SM) for countries and regions across Europe.

Jan in ’t Veld. In: Journal of policy modeling, 2019, Vol.41 (5), page 803-818.

Using empirical evidence on the effect of the single market on firms’ mark-ups over marginal costs, the article adds these competition effects and arrives at a total estimate of around 9% higher GDP on average for the EU, but with a strong degree of heterogeneity across EU countries.

LE Europe. American Chamber of Commerce to the EU (AmCham EU), 2017.

The study describes how each Member State has integrated into the EU’s single economic area. It also measures the impact of the single market on their economies and assesses potential further benefits.

The AmCham EU's webpage explores the benefits of the

single market further.

Mario Mariniello, André Sapir, Alessio Terzi. In: Bruegel Working paper, 2015, no.1.

That single market integration generates positive and significant aggregate effects does not imply that its effects are positive and significant for every sector. ...

Marian Covlea. In: Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2013, vol. 5, page 79-84.

This article addresses the issue of national and corporate competitiveness and its increase, presenting the factors and the mechanisms of its achievement, with a detailed case study on American Nautics SRL in Bucharest.