On the 30th of August, Governing Council of the ECB decided to lower the key interest rates by 25 basis points. May be this decision was the only available in view of the evolution of core inflation in Europe, but for reasons made clear below, it is not going to ease the fiscal debate in Europe. In his introductory statement, President Duisenberg said “under the present circumstances, the automatic stabilisers should only be allowed to work fully in those countries whose budget positions are closed to balance or in surplus”. What should one think of such a position
The paper aims to shed light on the relation between monetary and fiscal policy in EMU, focusing on ...
The paper investigates how European fiscal authorities behaved in the last decades - namely, und er ...
There is a mounting discontent in Europe about the conduct of macroeconomic policy in the euro area ...
On the 30th of August, Governing Council of the ECB decided to lower the key interest rates by 25 ba...
At its meeting on 8 November, the Governing Council of the ECB decided to reduce the minimum bid rat...
This paper should be read as complementary to my last briefing paper (N3, September 2001) The Europe...
The paper provides and empirical characterization of fiscal policy in the euro area and in a group o...
In the last two weeks the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to launch new LTRO and T-LTRO programs...
Ever since its inception, the EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded ...
Economic expansion in Euroland has decelerated considerably after mid-2000 as a consequence of the w...
To deal with the Euro crisis the coordination of macroeconomic policies is essential. In our view, t...
Ever since its inception EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded in th...
At the heart of fiscal rules in the EU is the (in)famous 3%-threshold: countries should avoid deficits...
With the spectre of a recession looming in the eurozone (and elsewhere), the policy question arises ...
The new inflationary peaks reached in the Euro Area (EA) last summer have led the European Central B...
The paper aims to shed light on the relation between monetary and fiscal policy in EMU, focusing on ...
The paper investigates how European fiscal authorities behaved in the last decades - namely, und er ...
There is a mounting discontent in Europe about the conduct of macroeconomic policy in the euro area ...
On the 30th of August, Governing Council of the ECB decided to lower the key interest rates by 25 ba...
At its meeting on 8 November, the Governing Council of the ECB decided to reduce the minimum bid rat...
This paper should be read as complementary to my last briefing paper (N3, September 2001) The Europe...
The paper provides and empirical characterization of fiscal policy in the euro area and in a group o...
In the last two weeks the European Central Bank (ECB) decided to launch new LTRO and T-LTRO programs...
Ever since its inception, the EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded ...
Economic expansion in Euroland has decelerated considerably after mid-2000 as a consequence of the w...
To deal with the Euro crisis the coordination of macroeconomic policies is essential. In our view, t...
Ever since its inception EMU has been subject to controversy. The fiscal policy rules embedded in th...
At the heart of fiscal rules in the EU is the (in)famous 3%-threshold: countries should avoid deficits...
With the spectre of a recession looming in the eurozone (and elsewhere), the policy question arises ...
The new inflationary peaks reached in the Euro Area (EA) last summer have led the European Central B...
The paper aims to shed light on the relation between monetary and fiscal policy in EMU, focusing on ...
The paper investigates how European fiscal authorities behaved in the last decades - namely, und er ...
There is a mounting discontent in Europe about the conduct of macroeconomic policy in the euro area ...