Europe’s PLAN to Boom Its Economy

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Takeaways

• 😀 Europe has relied on cheap labor from China and energy from Russia, but these sources are no longer dependable.
• 😀 The GDP gap between the EU and the US has widened from 17% in 2002 to 30% today, with Europe’s productivity falling behind.
• 😀 Mario Draghi warned that without major reform, Europe risks a 'slow and agonizing death' economically.
• 😀 The European Commission’s 'Competitiveness Compass' aims to close the innovation gap, decarbonize the economy, and enhance resilience.
• 😀 The EU’s innovation gap is stark: no EU company founded in the last 50 years has reached a market value of €100 billion.
• 😀 Europe struggles to scale and secure funding for innovative companies, with only 5% of global venture capital being raised in the EU.
• 😀 The EU’s plan to boost innovation includes creating a harmonized legal framework and increasing R&D investment to 3% of GDP.
• 😀 The second pillar of the EU’s plan focuses on decarbonization, with a target of reducing energy dependence and achieving 90% decarbonization by 2040.
• 😀 The EU plans to reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels and secure more affordable energy sources while modernizing energy infrastructure.
• 😀 Europe is vulnerable due to its heavy dependence on critical raw materials and advanced technologies, which the EU aims to diversify by expanding trade agreements.
• 😀 The EU's plan includes simplifying regulations, cutting red tape, and reducing administrative burdens to make Europe more attractive for investment.

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