To sustain its incredible performance, the market requires more investments each day.

But the competitive markets of the 90's often require both.

Companies will still have to pay what the market requires.

The market requires patience and investing for the long term.

The single market requires a much more mobile workforce than we currently have.

The common European market, while economic in nature, also requires a social dimension.

Free trade and open markets do not require common laws on every aspect of commercial activity.

However, the internal market obviously requires citizens to have confidence in it.

The internal market is still too fragmented and requires completion.

But one of the problems with this approach is that different markets require new models at different times.