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"Jean-Paul Gauzès, my colleague on the Parliamentary Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, provides several clarifications in relation to the Annual Growth Survey. Like him, I support the five themes chosen by the European Commission: pursuing the fiscal consolidation strategy, resuming the normal activities of financing for the economy, promoting growth and competitiveness, tackling unemployment and the social consequences of the crisis and modernising public administration. However, are these measures enough to restore the confidence of households, European companies and the financial markets? It suggests that an assessment of the social impact of economic policy instruments should be included in the European Semester mechanism and calls for efficient, socially just and sustainable reform of pension and social security systems, along with growth-friendly tax policies. Lastly, the resolution calls on the European Commission to transform the Annual Growth Survey into ‘Annual Sustainable Growth Guidelines’ in 2013 and to present these in a form that allows the European Parliament to table amendments. We must be able to express our views on the European Commission’s annual proposals."@en1
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