Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2014-02-26-Speech-3-236-250"
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"en.20140226.44.3-236-250"2
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"There has been a grave loss of faith in the growth prospects of the European economy in recent years and, though the pace of recovery is indeed picking up, there is still a long journey ahead. The single market is the most successful achievement of the European Union and has paid real dividends for all Member States. However, there is still scope to further extend single market governance. One area with still much untapped potential for growth is that of the digital market – a continually-growing key sector in the European economy. Improving governance of the digital market will enable us to further cut unnecessary red tape and remove superfluous barriers; and by assisting the digital market to catch up with the free movement of goods, new models of competitiveness will also be encouraged to flourish. I therefore welcome this report and its proposals to inject new vigour into the single market’s existing framework. By sustaining the progress we have already made whilst continuing to encourage growth through better governance, this new framework can prove an important instrument in assisting the EU along its path to economic recovery."@en1
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