Summary
An evaluation of the 2015 European Semester, focusing on investment, structural reforms, fiscal responsibility, and employment. 10 29.10.2015
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economy
taxation
human rights
social policy
european union
administrative reform
business and competition
public finance and budget policy
employment and working conditions
information technology and data processing
Key points
- The report assesses the progress of economic policy coordination across the European Union for the year 2015.
- Economic recovery is noted as being in a fragile state, with growth rates expected to rise slightly in 2016.
- There is a strong emphasis on the need to boost investment through tools like the European Fund for Strategic Investments.
- The report calls for structural reforms in labor and product markets that do not undermine workers' rights or social protection.
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