(European Law) The main differences between CETA and the single market

Order Description ‘'At one level, an agreement like the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between the EU and Canada (‘CETA’) and the TFEU provisions on the internal market can be said to follow the same objective, namely trade liberalisation. There is, however, a world of difference between attempting to merge national markets into a single common market and merely affording national treatment to goods and services from another jurisdiction.' Assess what the most significant differences are between trade liberalisation in the context of an agreement like CETA and the EU's internal market legal regime.