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schema:url	http://fullfact.org/europe/can-you-be-single-market-without-being-eu-member/
schema:text	What was claimed You can’t be a member of the European single market without being a member of the EU. Our verdict It’s technically possible for a non-EU member to be in the single market but it requires accepting a lot of rules set by the EU. You can’t be a member of the European single market without being a member of the EU. It’s technically possible for a non-EU member to be in the single market but it requires accepting a lot of rules set by the EU. "You can't be a member of the single market without effectively still being a member of the European Union." Theresa May, 18 May 2017 "The single market is dependent on membership of the EU." Jeremy Corbyn, 23 July 2017 Technically a non-EU member can be in the single market, but that does require following a lot of rules set by the EU. The European Economic Area Agreement makes Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein part of the single market but not members of the EU. The EEA countries also take part in various EU programmes and agencies. They keep out of activities such as the Common Agricultural and Fisheries policies, and can make their own trade agreements. But this arrangement means accepting rules set by the EU. A major report for the Norwegian government has said that "Norway is in practice bound to adopt EU policies and rules on a broad range of issues without being a member and without voting rights". In particular, EEA membership includes accepting free movement of people (except for Liechtenstein) and paying—aspects of EU membership often said to have been rejected in last June’s referendum. Full Fact fights for good, reliable information in the media, online, and in politics.
schema:mentions	Liechtenstein European Economic Area European Single Market Jeremy Corbyn 2016 United Kingdom European Union membership referendum Iceland Theresa May Norway European Union United States dbpedia:Voting Full Fact Norway Pavilion at Epcot
schema:reviewRating	It’s technically possible for a non-EU member to be in the single market but it requires accepting a lot of rules set by the EU.
schema:author	full-fact
schema:datePublished	2017-07-24 (xsd:date)
schema:inLanguage	English
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