The Accession of Spain and Portugal to the EC from the Aspect of the Free Movement of Labour in an enlarged Common Labour Market

Thomas Straubhaar

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The implications of Spain and Portugal joining the European Common Market are considered as they concern the free flow of labor among member countries. The author suggests that a migration potential of about 1.5 million workers exists in these two new member countries. Since these workers cannot be absorbed by the labor markets of other member countries, the author proposes that the flow of labor be controlled and regulated following the accession of Spain and Portugal. (summary in FRE, SPA)

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