One of the Chief Problems with Admitting Countries from Eastern

Multiple Choice

One of the chief problems with admitting countries from Eastern Europe and perhaps Turkey into the European Union is that

A) immigration from poorer EU members may be seen to threaten the national identity of all European nations.
B) a number of these nations still have one-party Communist political systems.
C) only political elites in these countries desire admission.
D) West European corporations need the cheap labor available in these societies.
E) they do not meet the economic and political requirements for becoming members of the European Union.