
The Single Market
How cross-border frictions constrain productivity.
Adam Smith · Europe · Artificial Intelligence
Europe has capital, industry, knowledge and talent. Explore ten structural challenges and the economic mechanisms behind them — with AI considered where it genuinely fits.
An English-language book by Ing. Luboš Mrvík, MBA
Ten structural challengesMechanism firstAI where it fitsTHE CENTRAL QUESTION
Europe’s challenge is not simply a shortage of resources. It is how markets connect, capital moves, infrastructure gets completed, skills develop and institutions shape incentives.
The book starts with an economic mechanism, examines the contemporary problem and explores possible responses.
Read the original introduction →A dialogue across centuries
AI is not a replacement for human judgement or institutional reform.
INSIDE THE BOOK

How cross-border frictions constrain productivity.

Why capital and knowledge do not always become growth.

How institutions, energy and competition shape outcomes.
ACTUAL EXCERPTS
Europe is rich. Why is it not getting richer faster?
Read introduction →Machines speed up work. People turn it into wealth.
Read epilogue →Ten challenges and economic mechanisms.
See chapters →WHO THE BOOK IS FOR
Understand competitiveness and the European operating environment.
Connect classical economics with current European challenges.
Explore institutions, trade-offs and evidence-based proposals.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
A Czech author and management professional whose experience includes consulting at Accenture, operational transformation and AI projects.
His writing connects practical management experience with economic mechanisms and human accountability.
About the author →
INSIGHTS
Market integration and hidden cross-border costs.
Read article →Capital, industrial learning and skills.
Read article →Mechanisms, costs and accountable decisions.
Read article →FAQ
Ten structural challenges to European prosperity, examined through Adam Smith’s mechanisms.
No. AI is evaluated as a supporting capability where it fits.
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