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I work here where to buy diclofenac A popular idea is that Berlin should do more to boost its economy by running a loose fiscal policy or encouraging higher pay for its workers. Whatever the merits of this idea, two other policies could have a more direct benefit for peripheral economies. First, the EU should extend the single market to services – opening up, in particular, Germany’s closed market to exports from elsewhere. Second, the EU needs to spend more to combat youth unemployment. The 6 billion euros that leaders pledged to spend on this at their recent summit is, frankly, pathetic.