european parliament that the yew budget has instrumental role to play in helping the youth to exit the economic and financial crisis through its capacity as a catalyst
The European Parliament believes, moreover, that the EU budget has an instrumental role to play in helping the EU to exit the current economic and financial crisis through its capacity as a catalyst to boost investment, growth and jobs in Europe; takes the view that the EU budget could at least mitigate the effects of current restrictive national budgetary policies while supporting the efforts of national governments; stresses also that, given its redistributive nature, lowering the level of the EU budget may harm European solidarity and have an adverse impact on the pace of economic development in many Member States; believes that a purely 'net contributor'/'net beneficiary' approach does not take due account of spill-over effects between EU countries and therefore undermines common EU policy goals.
The European Parliament that the EU budget has instrumental role to play in helping the EU to exit the economic and financial crisis through its capacity as a catalyst to boost investment, growth and jobs in Europe; takes the that budget at mitigate the of current restrictive national budgetary policies while supporting the of governments; stresses also given its nature, lowering the level of the EU may harm solidarity and have an adverse the pace of economic in many States; believes a purely 'net contributor'/'net beneficiary' approach not take account of spill-over effects between EU countries and therefore undermines common EU policy goals.