EUROPEAN UNION STRATEGY FOR INDUSTRY, TRADE AND SERVICES DEVELOPMENT

In this article, the authors analyzed the European Union’s strategy for industry, construction and services. Studying business statistics in the European Union, we believe that it covers the development of industry, construction, commerce, services including tourism. From another point of view, a number of other development directions within the European Union refer to the development of science, technology, digital society as well as many aspects of the labor market and social activity. The European Union’s strategy is based on the policy of supporting the development of a business-friendly environment that is based on high productivity, ensuring economic growth, creating new jobs and social conditions for the health of the population. The European Union’s strategy primarily aims at simplifying the administrative strategy, while stimulating innovation, encouraging sustainable production and the functioning of the internal market of the European Union. In 2015, 22.8 million small and medium-sized enterprises operated in the European Union, accounting for about 99.7% of all business non-financial businesses that provided economic growth, innovation development, workforce attraction and social integration European Union.