Consumer conditions scoreboard : Consumers at home in the single market

Consumer scoreboards are a key instrument for monitoring consumer outcomes in the single market, providing input to a wide range of EU and national policies. They are unique in comparing trends across all EU Member States (as well as Iceland and Norway) and over time. There are two types of scoreboards (each published every two years): the consumer markets scoreboard tracks the performance of key consumer markets, while the consumer conditions scoreboard, presented here, monitors national conditions for consumers and examines the integration of the EU retail market