Plan for the Economic Recovery in Europe [Part IV]

                PLAN FOR THE ECONOMIC RECOVERY IN EUROPE [PART IV]


                 5 )  Another very big chunk among possible savings is the termination of numerous - sometimes incredibly costly - subsidies distributed by European States to private European firms, corporations and companies.
                        Frequently these subsidies are only a complicated process to fairly compensate them for too heavy taxes and "social" charges. This situation is ridiculous. Of course, the right thing to do is to liquidate both these generous subsidies and that awful burden consisting in sheer socialist taxes ans charges!
                        As regards the tiny minority of these subsidies which are objectively useful - because directly linked to vital sectors of Europe's sovereignty (like Industry, Defense and Agriculture) -, an automatic transfer of financing should be implemented: to lower the costs, there's nothing better than guaranteed MULTI-YEAR programmes of purchase by the States.
                       
                        [ For further details about these "vital" programmes, see our Plan for the Economic Recovery in Europe, Part VI, and refer to Dr. VICTOR's (2006) Constitution for the United States of Europe, in Dr. VICTOR's "Nothing but the United States of Europe!" - unpublished yet. ]


                                                                                                                  Dr. VICTOR