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[…] The political guidelines set out by Mr Juncker for the new European Commission should lead to action in a number of fields where the European Parliament has previously called for new legislative proposals or other action from the Commission. This Briefing represents a first effort to cross-check the ten priorities against such requests from the Parliament, drawing where appropriate on work undertaken for parliamentary committees on the potential added value of action in these fields. The Parliament’s positions, either in terms of key achievements or its identification of issues to be tackled, in each of the ten policy areas referred to in the political guidelines are also briefly outlined. The assessment of added-value dimensions draws on the recent EPRS publication, Mapping the Cost of Non-Europe, 2014-19. […]
[…] European Parliament’s recent study – ‘Mapping the Cost of Non-Europe, 2014-19‘ – attempts to estimate potential gains to the European economy of more ambitious […]
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