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Since the signing of the Treaty of Rome, the European Union has made significant steps towards political, economic, fiscal and monetary integration. The roadmap ‘For a stable and prosperous EU’ presented to the June 2012 European Council by President Van Rompuy does not adequately address employment and social policies, though they are fundamental elements in the development of the Union and especially the euro area countries towards a true monetary and economic union. In some Member States the EU needs to get out of the vicious circle of austerity measures/recession and make full use of the EU added value which is not only about rules but also about common policies; the European economic and monetary union should first and foremost serve the people and the real economy as a basis for increasing the living standards of all citizens. The economic and monetary union is not an end in itself but rather the 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 of European integration as a whole and cannot be left out of any future reform of the Union."@en1
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