Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-10-24-Speech-1-033"
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"Mr President, there is a very good Sunday newspaper in Britain called
. Yesterday's edition was of particular interest. It reports that British economic growth forecasts for 2005 and 2006 are being revised downwards.
A survey from Morgan Stanley reveals that Europe's largest companies are planning to make 40% of their investments outside the European Union. The reason for this is obvious. It is the brake on enterprise and business exerted by the ever-growing bonds of regulation and red tape from the European Union. A report from Open Europe and Oxford Economic Forecasting shows that the United Kingdom could increase its gross domestic product by 1.4% if it traded freely with the rest of the world, while maintaining a free trade agreement with the European Union. In other words, leave the European Union, but trade freely with Europe and the world. That, of course, is the policy of the United Kingdom Independence Party. Common sense may eventually prevail."@en1
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"The Business"1
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