In the last 23 years, the EEC/EU has promoted the circulation of capital and the financialisation of the economy; it has liberalised markets and encouraged privatisation; it has merged companies and encouraged over-production; it has relocated and destroyed productive capacity; it has promoted the economic mastery of some, at the cost of the dependence of others; it has encouraged worker exploitation and the increasing transfer of labour productivity gains to capital; it has centralised the wealth created; and it has increased social inequalities and regional asymmetries, all under the control of the major powers and the large economic and financial groups.
În ultimii 23 de ani, CEE/UE a promovat circulaţia capitalurilor şi financializarea economiei; a liberalizat pieţele şi a încurajat privatizarea; a fuzionat companii şi a încurajat supraproducţia; a relocat şi a distrus capacitatea de producţie; a promovat dominanţa unora, în detrimentul independenţei altora; a încurajat exploatarea lucrătorilor şi creşterea transferului de câştiguri din productivitatea muncii spre capitaluri; a centralizat bogăţia creată şi a adâncit inegalităţile sociale şi asimetriile regionale, toate acestea sub controlul celor mai mari puteri şi al marilor grupuri economice şi financiare.