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"Madam President, if we look at the value chain for a product – in other words, invention, production and marketing – amidst international competition, we can discover the following. The second step, in other words the production, has largely been relocated to Asia. The added value in Europe is based on research, development and marketing.
If we want to maintain this standard, we must provide adequate resources for research, particularly during the economic crisis. If we lose our innovation capacity, we will move ever closer towards a recession. Although synergies between the existing subsidies are to be welcomed, they must be evaluated separately. Large projects like Galileo should be entered on a separate project line and should not be a burden on the research and innovation budget.
The research and development funds need to be substantially increased and used in synergy with the Structural and Cohesion Funds. All investment is pointless if the individual States do not do their part and the standards and quality criteria for school education are not improved."@en1
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