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"The EU is the world’s largest trading bloc and external trade has so far played a dynamic role in boosting growth, especially in the services sector. A quarter of the world’s total consumption and investment takes place within its expanding borders, although it is a reduced share compared to the past. Nevertheless, Europe’s weak economic growth, high taxation and high public debt accumulation raise concerns on the part of investors, which can be magnified in the face of global competition, especially from emerging economies, as well as the lack of opportunities to exploit the EU’s full potential. The crisis is a global one and calls for an international response, and reforms at both national and European levels are necessary in order to improve the functioning of the single market and fully exploit the Structural Funds. With the aim of increasing the attractiveness of the European market and providing Europe with a coherent political, economic and regulatory framework, based on sustainable growth targets, I am voting in favour."@en1
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