Margrethe Vestager, a good president of the EU Commission

Ms. Vestager has enforced a low level of social spending in Denmark. With a friendly face but assertive, she also introduced the principle of “demand and support”, which is also known in Germany, in Denmark: the unemployed have to work for one euro per hour.

It was for showing the Greeks that they must starve if they do not submit to the dictates of the EU and the financial markets. Also against Italy she will help to enforce the austerity dictates. At national level, all employees should be aware that they will be fired if they demand more than the average wage. The EU case law gives the corporations all the powers to do so. The migration of Nokia from one country to the next, which made even lower wages possible, was in line with the liberal guidelines. Because the EU is based on the four pillars of the free movement of goods and capital, labor and services. Only in this way is it possible to tap into the reservoir of labor from Southeastern Europe in order to increase the potential for the accumulation of capital

However, Vestager was also concerned about the international expansion of European capital interests and was somewhat concerned with American monopolies.

Therefore, she is a good cast for the post of Commission President or Vice President.