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What are the two largest expenditure categories in the EU budget?
 
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Explain how harmonization of standards might increase productive efficiency.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Agricultural support; cohesion funds

Answer to Question 2

The harmonization of technical standards having to do with product design or performance can create greater efficiency since firms have to consider only one set of standards, reducing the costs of making modifications for different markets.



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