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Attitudes towards the European Single Market.Topics: perceived facilitation in traveling from one EU country to another compared to ten years ago; better choice of products from other EU member states in the national shops and supermarkets compared to ten years ago; assessment of the increased competition; impact of the European Single Market on range, prices, and quality of products; self-rated knowledge of consumer rights within the European Single Market; knowledge test on labour and other contractual provisions of the internal market: necessity of a work permit to work in another member state, obtaining a mortgage in another member state, obligation to pay VAT for a car bought in another member state in the state of purchase as well as in own country, buy house insurance in another member state, access to health care in other member states, right to study in other member states, warranty for products bought in another member state; right to vote in other member states: same right as nationals of that member state, only in some elections, no right to vote; perception of price differences for the same products or services between EU member states; willingness to travel or already undertaken trips to another EU member state due to better offers; reasons for not buying cheaper products or services in another member state; interest in studying, working, taking out an insurance policy, or obtaining a mortgage in another member state; reasons against studying, working, taking out an insurance policy or obtaining a mortgage in another EU country; importance of selected measures for the development of the Single Market: increased information about consumer rights, make living, studying, or working in other member states easier, increase range and quality of products in shops, develop competition to reduce prices, further opening up of postal and telecommunication services; attitude towards prioritizing the development of the Single Market in the context of the...