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"We supported the resolution on the Lisbon Strategy. We believe that, in the future too, the Lisbon Strategy must be based on the need for social policy, economic policy and environmental policy mutually to support each other. In the ongoing work on the strategy, it is important to emphasise an overall perspective whereby it is efficient and open markets, education, an active and egalitarian welfare policy and a progressive environmental policy that together contribute to growth and job creation.
We did not, however, support the demand that obstacles to job creation, including obstacles to the creation of relatively low-paid jobs, must be removed. This might be interpreted in terms of opening up a low-wage market, something to which we are absolutely opposed. On the contrary, we want any such development to be prevented. This can be done by allowing collective agreements and cooperation between the social partners to play a more significant role.
We are also opposed to wordings that encourage the exploitation of ‘clean energy’ and carbon dioxide-neutral energy technology, because they might be interpreted in terms of our being in favour of the expansion of nuclear energy. We should prefer to see increased efforts to develop renewable energy with a view to promoting sustainable development."@en1
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