Lagarde and Von der Leyen: Europe has got the message on change

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : The EU will also give companies access to our world-leading network of supercomputers.
58% : From now on, the EU will strive not only to lower the barriers facing companies, but also to ensure that they have the resources they need to thrive here -- be it finance, compute, energy or skills.
58% : For example, the commission will propose a so-called "28th regime" for innovative companies, allowing them to benefit from a single legal framework across the EU for aspects of corporate law, insolvency, labour law and taxation.
56% : While a global revolution in artificial intelligence unfolds, the EU could find itself on the sidelines.
53% : The EU turns out almost as many Stem graduates per million inhabitants as the US.
48% : While others must cut their dependencies by building up domestic capacity, the EU can choose from a broader set of options owing to its unique position in global trade.
48% : First, we need to make the EU an easier place for innovative companies to grow.
46% : The EU has strengths on which it can build -- and it has a plan to fix its weaknesses.
40% : And in a deal with the EU, what you see is what you get.

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