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Social investments are important to ensure a proper level of employment in the future and to improve Europe’s competitiveness. As they aim at reconciling social and economic goals, they should be treated by governments not only as spending, but rather as investments that will give real return in the future. It also seems that the crisis requires from Member States that they rethink their social policies and make a transition from ‘active welfare state’ to ‘activating welfare state’ which invests in people and gives citizens instruments and incentives rather than only responding to emerging damages caused by market failure. Taking the above into consideration we should make sure that social investments are an important part of the European economic and employment policies and the EU’s responses to the crisis. This is why I too voted in favour."@en1
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