But we must also undertake a strategy of structural reform to increase the European economy’s growth potential, to reduce unemployment, especially among young people and women, and to correct the disparities within the euro area in productivity and competitiveness. These are reforms that can and must be undertaken by all the countries of the Union.
This is not the place to set out the details of this plan, which for that matter is specified both in official EU documents, such as the 2020 strategy, and in private writings.