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The article discusses the EU's consumer protection framework, highlighting its constitutional significance and the shared competencies between the EU and member states. It critiques the EU's economic priorities, suggesting they often overshadow genuine consumer interests. The author argues that while consumer rights are fundamental, the EU's focus on economic unity can lead to conflicts that undermine consumer welfare. Examples of corporate favoritism and the impact of economic policies on consumers are presented, emphasizing the need for stronger national regulations to protect consumer rights. The article concludes that the EU's bureaucratic tendencies may hinder effective consumer protection.