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Spending smarter: corporate-university cooperation in research and development [ Spending smarter ]

Spending Smarter [ Report of the National Advisory Board on Science and Technology, Committee on Federal Science and Technology Priorities ]

health care spending account | health care reimbursement account | health care expense account | health spending account | health spending plan | health services spending account | flexible spending account

discretionary expenditure | discretionary public spending | discretionary spending

expenditure review | government spending review | spending review

personal consumption expenditures | personal expenditures | household expenses | household outlay | consumer expenditures | personal spending | consumer spending | household consumption | household spending

spending policy | public spending policy

exert control of expenditures | exert expenditure controls | control expenditure spending | exert expenditure control

Europe needs to raise its game with growth strategies to boost economic recovery and stay world class in high-tech sectors; to spend research budgets more effectively so that bright ideas are marketed and generate new growth; to kick-start ICT-led productivity to offset GDP stagnation as the labour force starts to shrink when the baby boomers retire [12]; to foster new, smarter, cleaner technologies that can help Europe achieve a factor four growth [13] and to use networking tools to rebuild trust in Europe as an open and democrati ...[+++]c society.

Eighty-two per cent of them have made it abundantly clear that they could spend smarter than the government.

13. Considers that the CSDP is part of the broader external CFSP dimension and of EU external action as a whole, as well as of the internal dimension of the common market and industry, space, research and development policies; strongly believes that coherence and complementarity should be ensured between the various instruments so as to achieve economies of scale and maximise the impact of EU spending; is convinced that the EU has more tools and leverage potential than any other supranational institution, given that its security and defence policy can be reinforced by a comprehensive approach with other types of EU instruments and fina ...[+++]ncing mechanisms; believes, therefore, that CFSP resources should be used in a smarter way, notably through enhanced coordination between CSDP instruments and the different EU funding programmes managed by the Commission;

40. Notes the proposals put forward by the VP/HR in her October 2013 report on the CSDP, in particular those intended to create incentives, including tax incentives, for cooperation in the defence capability field; stresses the opportunity for Member States to enjoy the full benefits of working closer together to generate military efficiency and to decide to optimise and spend scarce resources in a better and smarter way, by creating synergies and by a coordinated reduction of unnecessary duplication, redundant and obsolete capabilities;