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I. HE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC Community (EC) was created by the Treaty of Rome of 1957. Its intention was to create an integrated “Common Market” within which goods, services, labor and capital would move freely. In its early years, the implementation of the Treaty of Rome focused on eliminating tariff barriers on trade in goods between the member countries. Barriers affecting capital movements and trade in services were neglected, while those affecting labor mobility, such as lack of recognition of professional qualifications across member countries, were greatly reduced but not eliminated.

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