6: Make employees much harder to fire, make companies much less likely to hire

7: Continue speaking 48 different languages and teach english too late so you have fragmented markets that on average can barely talk with each other at a 1st grade level

8: Have wildly different regulatory, legal and tax schemes within each fragmented mini-market such that EU-wide expansion is difficult

9: Cement social welfare expectations based on economic and population-driven realities that no longer exist, making competitive taxation regimes impossible

10: Force almost all private capital into centralized government run pension systems that are massively underinvested in risk assets, starving the business/venture ecosystem of capital while not meeting the social welfare expectations.