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"Mr President, when it comes to reducing the administrative burden for our enterprises it is a bit like the weather: everyone talks about it, but no one does anything about it.
Politicians like us have a tendency to think we know what a good life is and we think we know how best to run a business. In the current crisis situation in Europe there is also a discussion going on in many Member States to the effect that we should implement a ‘pick the winner’ strategy, in other words that it should be us politicians who define what the right type of production is.
That is absolutely not the way forward. The best thing that we can do to reduce the burden on enterprises is to focus in a targeted manner on getting the internal market to function properly in areas where this is not happening, so that our enterprises have one large market, because our greatest challenge in Europe is that we perhaps have the world’s largest economy, but our market is far too small."@en1
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