free movement of capital

"The free movement of capital and goods helps break down barriers."

The free movement of capital is fundamental to an efficient internal market.

This is the finishing touch to the free movement of capital and goods.

It allowed the free movement of capital and labor.

The free movement of capital and goods has been implemented relatively successfully.

Over the years the free movement of capital has contributed to growth in Europe and in the world at large.

The barriers to free movement of capital and people were reduced close to nonexistence.

Free movement of capital means that investors now have a wider choice of what to buy.

One aim of the integrated market is the free movement of capital across national borders.

Secondly, many internal barriers still persist within the common market created by the free movement of capital, goods and services.

Establishing free movement of capital and labour can also be shown to lead to net welfare gains.

The EU must not only be an area of free movement of capital, products and services.

The US cannot stop this because it believes in free movement of capital and free trade.

The reasons for gold's diminished role range from a freer movement of capital to a surge in gold production.

He said the cases show there was a potential violation of laws intended to ensure the free movement of capital in the union.

Because we have free movement of capital, these matters are not unrelated to the principle of subsidiarity.

From the mid 1900s governments had more freedom in setting their taxes as the barriers to free movement of capital and people were high.

However, by allowing anything but free movement of capital, the Chinese government can artificially peg the yuan to the dollar.

Pro free market economists claim the following advantages for free movement of capital:

Similarly, the report did not assess the negative repercussions for employment of restrictions on the free movement of capital.

Of course, the efficient operation of the internal market is based upon the free movement of capital, goods, services and workers.

If, for any reason, the free movement of capital is blocked or restricted, large differences in the profit rates of enterprises are likely to occur.

Basically, my point is that we have an imbalance between the free movement of capital and the movement of labour.

The free movement of capital is unique insofar as it is granted equally to non-member states.

Otherwise, there will be an inconsistency between the free movement of capital and goods and that of persons.