This work examines the legislative framework and progress made in completing the Internal Market of the European Communities by 1992. It details the foundational legislation and subsequent supplements that were crucial for this economic integration. The book serves as a comprehensive reference for understanding the legal architecture of the single market during a pivotal period of European economic policy.

The book is presented as a foundational text for understanding the legal intricacies of the European Internal Market's development in 1992. Its focus on the specific legislative acts and their supplementary updates positions it as a valuable resource for legal scholars, policymakers, and students of European integration. The work is likely to be regarded as a precise and authoritative compilation of the era's critical economic and legal reforms.