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More than 55 years have passed since the signing of the Treaty of Rome. During its relatively short history the European Union has made a significant shift towards political, economic, fiscal and monetary integration. Between 2008 and mid-2012, the EU-27 unemployment rate climbed from around 7 % to 10.4 %, or 25 million unemployed. More than 1 in 5 young people are unemployed (22 %), with youth unemployment exceeding 50 % in some Member States. The latest Eurobarometer research indicates that for reason of the persisting crisis there has been a sharp decline in trust in political institutions both at national and at Union level. The Union remains the actor that Union citizens feel is the most effective in tackling the economic crisis. The economic and monetary union is an instrument to achieve the objectives of the Union and the Member States, in particular balanced and sustainable growth and a high level of employment. Social inclusion and solidarity are the cornerstones of the European social model and cannot be left out of any future reform of the Union."@en1
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