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"I supported this report, as I consider it important that for the very first time, the annual analysis of economic growth contains guidelines for combating poverty and social exclusion. The consequences of the economic crisis have been particularly serious for young people, who are experiencing a very high unemployment rate, varying from 20-40% in some Member States. In order to reduce the high rate of youth unemployment, it is crucial to reduce the disharmony between acquired education and skills and the requirements of the labour market. In order to help create jobs and find the necessary funds for investment, I voted in favour of the proposal in paragraph 29, i.e. in favour of the establishment of a financial transaction tax. We are in a crisis that arose because banks took unreasonable risks, and it is therefore unjust that taxpayers should be saddled with the full burden of the economic crisis; banks should also assume some responsibility towards society."@en1
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