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> The EU has a unified single market for goods, but not for services. It's definitely possible and easy for a company in EU country X to provide a service to i
by jdiez17 4y ago
> The EU has a unified single market for goods, but not for services.
It's definitely possible and easy for a company in EU country X to provide a service to individuals or companies in another EU country. What makes you think otherwise?
- markus92 4y agoLanguage, for one. Legally it might be one market but having to translate your service in well over two-dozen languages is a bit of an entry barrier.
- revelio 4y agoThe EU itself admits that. Their attempts at a digital market for services never really went anywhere. It's one reason the UK left and economic impact was less than some people claimed it would be. A services heavy economy wasn't benefiting from the EU single market so much to begin with. For example trying to sell legal or financial services across the EU is painful.