We explore the impact of the Maastricht treaty on fiscal and macroeconomic outcomes in the EU with the difference-in-difference methodology. Our dataset covers 23 OECD countries over the 1975-2006 period. EU 15 countries are classified as the treatment and eight non-EU OECD countries as the control group. The results indicate that the provisions in the Maastricht treaty have been either irrelevant or even harmful for fiscal and macroeconomic developments in the EU. Evidence for a detrimental impact of the Maastricht criteria is particularly strong for the period after the start of the third stage of EM
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We explore the impact of the Maastricht treaty on fiscal and macroeconomic outcomes in the EU with ...
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This paper raises some specific issues concerning the choice of exchange rate regime in transition c...
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This paper examines if the European integration process, by transferring policy instruments to supra...
This paper raises some specific issues concerning the choice of exchange rate regime in transition c...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...
We explore the impact of the Maastricht treaty on fiscal and macroeconomic outcomes in the EU with ...
It is generally believed that fiscal consolidations should occur prior to a country's admission to t...
Maastricht Criteria which are actually known as Convergence Criteria can be regarded as the most pop...
The European Central Bank (ECB) monetary policy has been criticised for giving more attention to pri...
This study intends to provide an empirical answer to the question of whether Maastricht and SGP fisc...
This paper examines the impact of the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) on the fiscal performance of...
The fiscal criteria of the Maastricht Treaty have been heavily criticised in the economic analysis. ...
It is generally believed that fiscal consolidations should occur prior to a country's admission to t...
This paper raises some specific issues concerning the choice of exchange rate regime in transition c...
The paper includes three parts. The first concerns the economic foundations of monetary union and th...
Germany is generally regarded as the nominal anchor for Europe. Its participation is the sine qua no...
This paper examines the nature and origins of the Maastricht bargain on EMU, shows how France and Ge...
This paper examines if the European integration process, by transferring policy instruments to supra...
This paper raises some specific issues concerning the choice of exchange rate regime in transition c...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...