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"A more competitive Single Market provides a perfect opportunity to stimulate economic growth in European countries affected by the crisis. The economic and social objectives of the Single Market – the free movement of workers, combating social exclusion and pension portability – are something worth fighting for. However, for a true Single Market to become a reality, there needs to be good governance and legal clarity. The Single Market’s management structures must be as simple as possible, because otherwise, the effectiveness and transparency of the Single Market will suffer. I agree with the rapporteur that we must choose more appropriate legislative measures.
More efforts should also be made to improve administrative cooperation between the Member States. This would help solve urgent problems implementing specific directives and also establish mutual trust between the Member States’ institutions and a more effective Single Market in the long term. I feel it is important for the relaunch of the Single Market to promote job creation and to create a business friendly environment. A successful Single Market should encourage entrepreneurship and remove obstacles hindering the establishment of new SMEs. This is particularly true for Lithuania, where there are approximately 31 SMEs per 1 000 inhabitants, which is clearly lower than the average in the EU 27 (40)."@en1
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