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"This report analyses the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on European Venture Capital Funds. The economic and financial crisis is forcing us to pay special attention to the issue of investment. The optimisation of existing financial resources is the agenda of the day. We have to achieve better results with the same amount. For a long time, certain economists maintained that such funds are not good at reviving economies and supporting companies. Nowadays, nobody thinks this. We must put funds at the service of the people in order to stimulate the economy, economic growth and job creation. If each of the 22 million small and medium-sized enterprises were supported through the creation of one job post, the problem of unemployment in the European Union would be resolved. Therefore, venture capital is very important. I welcome the EU’s access to a new Europe-wide legal framework, which will facilitate obtaining money, as well as donors. This will be essential in order to get out of the current crisis. Finally, I would highlight the need to strengthen the fight against tax evasion and cash outflows through tax havens."@en1
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