Proceeding contribution from Nick Clegg (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 24 November 2005. It occurred during Debate on bill on European Union (Accessions) Bill.
European Union (Accessions) Bill
The hon. Gentleman makes an articulate case for his allegation that the terms of accession impose a neo-liberal economic philosophy on countries that join. He will be aware that, for other critics of the EU, many of whom can be found on the Conservative Benches, there is not enough imposition of neo-liberal economics. For them, the EU is a hotbed of over-regulated, social democratic, wishy-washy economic mismanagement. Does he accept that both allegations cannot be right and that it is conceivable that both are equally wrong?
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- 439 c1694-5
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- 2005-06
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- Bulgaria Employment EU countries EU accession Labour mobility EU enlargement Free movement of labour European Union European Parliament Economic situation Privatisation Negotiations Registration Treaties Romania Labour migration
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- European Union (Accessions) Bill 2005-06
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