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"Mr President, a social market economy needs clear ground rules, and activity in the social market economy needs to be fair, as fair competition and fair basic conditions also create confidence. The same applies, in particular, to financial dealings. Many people say that friendship stops when it comes to money. There are a number of things in the European Union – as the speaker before me said – that are not in working order. I found the vote on this difficult. On the other hand, I have heard that the rapporteur and the competent committee are seeking not only to consult with the Commission, but also to hold intense discussions in order to put an end to these irregularities at long last. I could also say something polemic with respect to the most recent financial crisis. It was not the tradespeople who brought the world to the edge of ruin; it was the elite of this world in finance. We therefore need to pay attention and we need to obtain fair conditions for competition once again."@en1
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