01631nas a2200181   4500008004100000245009700041210006900138490000700207520093600214653002001150653002501170653002001195653004301215653002701258653002201285100002501307856011701332       2012                        eng d00aSingle European Market as an anti-crisis factor in the economic growth of the European Union0 aSingle European Market as an anticrisis factor in the economic g0 v933 a<p>The economic crisis of 2008 revealed that many EU member states struggled with the problem of the lack of economic balance resulting from low macroeconomic stability, incompetent and unreasonable fiscal policy and too close relations between real economy and financial market. Moreover, an analysis of the previous functioning of the European Single Market (ESM) shows that its problems stem from the lack of adjustment to the current socio-economic reality. At the same time, these problems coincided with the 20th anniversary of its creation and the exposure of the most serious problems of the European economy by the financial and fiscal crisis. Taking action aimed at strengthening the internal market will not only help counteract the effects of the crisis, but also increase the competitiveness of the European economy. The European Union should realize that it is no longer the most competitive economy in the world.</p>10aeconomic crisis10aEuropean integration10ainternal market10aproblems of the European Single Market10aSingle European Market10aSingle Market Act1 aWróblewski, Łukasz  uhttps://www.euro.ue.poznan.pl/pl/biblio/single-european-market-anti-crisis-factor-economic-growth-european-unionno socket