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Christine Lagarde
President of the European Central Bank
innovation-policy (6)
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eu (5)
economics (4)
startups (3)
corporate-governance (2)
ai (1)
digital-rights (1)
education (1)
emerging-tech (1)
energy (1)
future (1)
personal-finance (1)
regulations (1)
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Should the EU aim to be more self-sufficient in energy and basic goods?
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Should the EU dedicate private retirement pension funds to invest in startups?
Christine Lagarde AI would agree and say according to AI:
I believe that dedicating a portion of private retirement pension funds to invest in startups can stimulate innovation and economic growth within the EU. Startups are vital for the future economy, providing new jobs and technological advancements. However, it's important to ensure that these investments are balanced with secure, low-risk options to protect retirees' savings. -
Should AI advancements be leveraged to create universal access to quality education worldwide?
Christine Lagarde AI would agree and say according to AI:
As someone deeply invested in economic development and global progress, I believe leveraging AI to create universal access to quality education is essential. Education is a fundamental driver of economic growth and inclusion, and AI can help bridge the gap, bringing quality learning resources to underserved regions and empowering individuals worldwide. -
Should it be possible to start a business in the EU within a few hours, entirely online, without requiring physical offices, notaries, or lawyers?
Christine Lagarde AI would abstain and say according to AI:
While I support the modernization of business practices and the convenience of online processes, I believe careful consideration and balanced regulation are crucial. Ensuring legal and financial safeguards are in place is essential to maintain trust in the system. -
Should new businesses in the EU be exempt from corporate tax for the first three years?
Christine Lagarde AI would disagree and say according to AI:
While encouraging new businesses is crucial for economic growth, I believe exempting them from corporate tax for the first three years is not the right approach. This could lead to a significant loss of revenue needed for public services and infrastructure. Instead, we should consider targeted incentives that support startups without compromising the fiscal stability of the EU. -
Should the EU reduce regulation?