Most political groups welcomed the plan but some asked whether it was substantial enough while others doubted that it could be effective in building the confidence of private investors amid the uncertainly on the markets following the Greek elections.
Some speakers endorsed the plan but saw the euro as the real problem in Europe's stagnating economy. Others said clamping down on tax evasion or doing away with austerity policies would be more effective in getting public investment back on track.
The Juncker plan featured in two debates in Parliament's economic and monetary affairs committee in the past week.
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