In a new Policy Brief submitted this month to the Monetary Committee of the European Parliament, CEPS Director Daniel Gros and two of his fellow Macroeconomic Policy Group members find that the case for consolidation of government finances against the background of present and prospective demographic changes remains very strong. They argue that the Commission’s recent proposals for reform of the SGP risk watering down the Pact, resulting in an erosion of fiscal discipline
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The Stability and Growth Pact was adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in 1997, for the purpose...
In a new Policy Brief submitted this month to the Monetary Committee of the European Parliament, CEP...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...
The Stability and Growth Pact clearly failed to prevent the euro crisis. We contend that the failure...
Following the Commission’s autumn forecast showing that only five euro-area countries exhibit a fisc...
Proposed and actual reforms to the European Union (EU) Stability and Growth Pact commonly retain the...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...
Fiscal policy is the incomplete chapter in the macroeconomic arrangements agreed at Maastricht. The ...
While current instruments of EU economic policy coordination helped stave off a full- scale depressi...
All in all, this Commentary finds that the Fiscal Compact signed on 2 March 2012 by all member state...
There is an urgent need to link the excessive deficit procedure with the issue of sustainability and...
EU\u27s Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) sets limits both in government budget deficit and debt for e...
EU\u27s Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) sets limits both in government budget deficit and debt for e...
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The Stability and Growth Pact was adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in 1997, for the purpose...
In a new Policy Brief submitted this month to the Monetary Committee of the European Parliament, CEP...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...
The Stability and Growth Pact clearly failed to prevent the euro crisis. We contend that the failure...
Following the Commission’s autumn forecast showing that only five euro-area countries exhibit a fisc...
Proposed and actual reforms to the European Union (EU) Stability and Growth Pact commonly retain the...
The paper addresses the question of the fiscal perspectives within the Economic and Monetary Union (...
Fiscal policy is the incomplete chapter in the macroeconomic arrangements agreed at Maastricht. The ...
While current instruments of EU economic policy coordination helped stave off a full- scale depressi...
All in all, this Commentary finds that the Fiscal Compact signed on 2 March 2012 by all member state...
There is an urgent need to link the excessive deficit procedure with the issue of sustainability and...
EU\u27s Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) sets limits both in government budget deficit and debt for e...
EU\u27s Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) sets limits both in government budget deficit and debt for e...
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The euro area, after a poor growth performance in 2002, has stepped aside in 2003 the word economic ...
The Stability and Growth Pact was adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in 1997, for the purpose...