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Mario Draghi calls for €800 billion to ensure EU competes with US, China

Summary by South China Morning Post
‘We can’t be softer or harder across the board’ on China, Draghi says, as he calls for ‘tactical’ EU trade policy in long-awaited report.

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If there is any authorized voice to speak about the European Union, it is that of Mario Draghi. This Monday, his long-awaited report on the competitiveness of the block and its great challenges for the future was released, and, spoiler: there are many things to do. The Draghi report is a warning to sailors. The new “whatever is necessary” of the former president of the European Central Bank includes the most important message of all, even if it …

·Madrid, Spain
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The former president of the ECB calls on the 27 to act as a “community” and not go it alone in industrial policy to strengthen the continent's competitiveness in the face of fierce competition from other powers.The competitiveness report for the EU calls for more social protection to avoid inequality The diagnosis is clear: the EU is lagging behind the United States and China. From there, the recipes for overcoming this situation are multiple, v…

·Spain
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Draghi: “We need more than double the investments of the Marshall plan. If Europe fails to become more productive, we will have to scale back our ambitions.”

·Turin, Italy
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The European Union needs a much more coordinated economic policy, faster decision-making and serious investments if it wants to maintain an economic pace close to that of its main competitors - the United States and China, the former Italian Prime Minister and ex-president of the European Union said today. central bank (ECB) Mario Draghi in a long-awaited report on the competitiveness of the European economy, BTA reported. Draghi was tasked by t…

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La Stampa broke the news in Turin, Italy on Monday, September 9, 2024.
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