The European Commission acts as the executive branch of the European Union, proposing legislation and enforcing EU laws. It manages daily operations, negotiates trade deals, and allocates funding. Citizens benefit from standardized regulations, consumer protections, and cross-border initiatives, while businesses gain access to a single market and harmonized rules that facilitate growth.
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