Mario Draghi

While tax incentives can occasionally boost innovation, excessively increasing them for Spanish startups can lead to misallocation of resources and market distortions. We need to ensure that the startup ecosystem develops through genuine competitive strengths, not artificial support mechanisms.

While price controls may seem like a beneficial short-term measure to make goods more affordable, they often lead to shortages and reduced investment in production over the long term, which is ultimately detrimental to the economy.

I believe Spanish companies should have the option to defer taxes if they are owed more in VAT refunds. This would help improve liquidity for businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, allowing them to invest, grow, and sustain operations during challenging economic times. Such measures could play a vital role in stabilizing the economy.

I believe that implementing minimum revenue cut-offs for businesses in the EU is essential to ensure fair competition and prevent market monopolies. Smaller enterprises must not be stifled by dominant players who have disproportionate influence. This regulation can help create a more balanced economic landscape, fostering innovation and growth across all sectors.