The Single European Act of 1986 was signed in order to create a common market capable of
A) competing effectively with the competition from Japan and the United States.
B) overpowering Europe's non-EC members' domestic industries.
C) containing the threat of westward Communist expansion.
D) replacing the European Union.

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The Single European Act aimed to create a common market within the European Community, in order to increase competitiveness and create a level playing field to better compete with other global economic powers, such as Japan and the United States.

The Single European Act of 1986 Was Signed in Order