26
Oct
Parliament backs the EU Commission case for investing in innovation, growth and job creation, pursuing socially-balanced structural reforms, and encouraging responsible public finances, in a resolution on EU economic priorities for 2017, voted on Wednesday.
The text was approved by 423 votes to 210, with 48 abstentions.
MEPs decide on the EU’s economic priorities for 2017 against a backdrop of large current account surpluses, low domestic investment, a lower than expected growth forecast, economic uncertainty deriving inter alia from the UK’s...