Abstract
The aim of the paper is to analyse the process of liberalisation of trade in services in the European Union. Even though the history of this process is quite long, the effects are less than moderate. Intra-EU trade in services accounts for 20% of its total trade, which is also the world average, despite the fact that the European integration is considered to be very advanced. Considering additionally the role of services in the economic development and the distance between EU and United States in terms of competitiveness, completing the Internal Market in services becomes a must.
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