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freedom of establishment

freedom of establishment noun: the right accorded to all EU citizens and organizations to set up and pursue economic activity in any member country of the EU without any limitations that do not apply to citizens of that country.

Noun

freedom of establishment (uncountable)

  1. (EU) The right accorded to all EU citizens and organizations to set up and pursue economic activity in any member country of the EU without any limitations that do not apply to citizens of that country.

Questions about freedom of establishment

What does freedom of establishment mean?
Freedom of establishment means the right accorded to all EU citizens and organizations to set up and pursue economic activity in any member country of the EU without any limitations that do not apply to citizens of that country.
What part of speech is freedom of establishment?
Freedom of establishment is a noun.

Words near freedom of establishment in the dictionary

  1. freedom of assembly
  2. freedom of association
  3. freedom of choice
  4. freedom of conscience
  5. freedom of contract
  6. freedom of establishment
  7. freedom of expression
  8. freedom of information
  9. freedom of movement
  10. freedom of navigation
  11. freedom of opinion

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