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An Integrated Industrial Policy for the Globalisation Era
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Europe 2020 flagship on industrial policy Food productsTextilesPulp and paperChemicals Security and space Basic metals Machine building Non-metallic products Electrical engineering Motor vehiclesConstruction......... Europe needs industry … Industry needs Europe
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Importance of industry Manufacturing value chain, including associated business services High industrial productivity creates wealth Manufacturing accounts for 75% of exports and 80% of R&D Industry as solution-provider helping to tackle societal challenges
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A fresh approach to Industrial Policy Regular reporting competitiveness policies and performance Promoting competitiveness and sustainability Integrating full range of EU policies Member States: improving the business environment
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Key actions Improving the business environment Strengthening the Single Market Industrial innovation strategy Promoting Sustainability Facilitating industrial change Capitalising on globalisation Improving sectoral policy frameworks Member State competitiveness
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Improving the business environment Smart regulation: competitiveness-proofing ex post fitness checks Improving access to finance SME finance Impact of financial reforms
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Strengthening the Single Market Single Market Improving market surveillance Creating a market for business services IPR enforcement Improving infrastructure address transport and energy bottlenecks continue to liberalise energy markets More timely standardisation
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Industrial innovation policy More timely development and commercialisation of technologies Innovation in traditional manufacturing E-skills for advanced users Encouraging clusters and better cross- border co-operation
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Promoting sustainability Develop 2050 Low Carbon Roadmap Monitor voluntary industry initiatives Sustainable Industrial Policy: eco-design Eco-innovation Energy-intensive industries
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Facilitating industrial change Mainly responsibility of social partners Consult on European framework for restructuring Globalisation Adjustment Fund Cohesion policy and Structural Funds Rescue/restructuring Guidelines
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Capitalising on globalisation Impact assessment of trade negotiation mandates and ex post analysis Pursue market access and close monitoring of partner trade policies International regulatory co-operation Closer relationship with neighbourhood Strategy on access to raw materials
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Targeted approach to sectors Space policy Clean and energy-efficient vehicles Health and Pharmaceuticals Sustainable construction Bio-based markets Chemicals and construction innovation Cultural and creative industries
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Member State competitiveness (TFEU, article 173) Peer reviews and good practice on: Competitiveness-proofing/ smart regulation Small businesses through SBA Access to finance Market surveillance and IPR enforcement Key enabling technologies Environmental technologies Annual monitoring of Member State competitiveness and performance
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Web links Communication and its accompanying documents: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/industrial- competitiveness/industrial-policy/index_en.htm Monthly note on the economic recovery: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/policies/industrial- competitiveness/documents/index_en.htm#h2-2
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