Europe 2010 - Delivering Inclusive Growth: Lessons from the Lisbon Strategy

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World governments collude in high relative terms (financially and legislation freedom) with the banks, bankers and the loan risk gamblers. This reduced the abilities of all the other fundamental growth and stability sectors to suffer. This will bring them in stressful conditions and even collapse in the near future.

• Agriculture sector is minimised in favour of third world countries food trading. 
• Manufacturing is also moved to third world countries. 
• Education is also a commodity. 
• The only sectors left working are retailing, haulage and financial services. 

But these three sectors cannot and will not employ all the workforce of the European Union. Poverty will arrive all over as no matter how cheap the commodities are imported for, when you are unemployed or unemployable due to market structure conditions, then every thing is expensive and the trading will collapse.

• The education sector is a fundamental growth factor through development of new technologies and ideas, which are unmovable, cannot be stollen without being seen used and enforce royalties.
• Agriculture  is also local power which creates stability of the local needs.
• Manufacturing is also local economic and intellectual power, bringing local centers of trading.

In other words,  price comparison competition is not the force of looking forward, but only the behaviour of the poor economy trying to prolong the death timing.

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