This paper evaluates the Stability and Growth Pact. After examining the rules in place and the experience so far, the Pact is analysed from a political economy perspective, focusing on the choice for so-called soft law and drawing inferences from characteristics of successful fiscal rules at the state level in the United States. It is also examined whether big and small countries are likely to adhere to fiscal policy rules in place. Furthermore, the impact of the business cycle on fiscal policy outcomes is analysed. Finally, the proposals of the European Commission to strengthen the Pact are discussed. --stability and growth pact,EMU,budget discipline
Konvergenzkriterie, Finanzpolitik, Institutionelle Infrastruktur, Internationale wirtschaftspolitisc...
In conditions of the single monetary policy and the decentralised fiscal policy in the European Mone...
Prior to EMU, fiscal policy within the EU was disciplined by the threat of exclusion of the single c...
This paper evaluates the Stability and Growth Pact. After examining the rules in place and the expe...
This paper evaluates the Stability and Growth Pact. After examining the rules in place and the exper...
This paper aims to review the economic literature on the Maastricht deficit rule and the Stability a...
Fiscal rules are instrumental for restraining deficit and spending biases in euro area Member States...
The Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) has attracted much attention since the idea was first suggested ...
The paper reflects the nature of the Stability and Growth Pact capturing its innovative essence as a...
The Stability and Growth Pact, originally designed to protect the integrity of monetary union based ...
This Article will initially discuss the genesis of the Stability and Growth Pact (“SGP”) in 1996-199...
This paper presents a critical assessment of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). Section 2 recalls ...
The Stability and Growth Pact was adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in 1997, for the purpose...
With the launch of economic and monetary union (EMU), a new frame-work for the conduct of economic p...
The paper proposes a theoretical analysis illustrating some key policy trade-offs involved in the im...
Konvergenzkriterie, Finanzpolitik, Institutionelle Infrastruktur, Internationale wirtschaftspolitisc...
In conditions of the single monetary policy and the decentralised fiscal policy in the European Mone...
Prior to EMU, fiscal policy within the EU was disciplined by the threat of exclusion of the single c...
This paper evaluates the Stability and Growth Pact. After examining the rules in place and the expe...
This paper evaluates the Stability and Growth Pact. After examining the rules in place and the exper...
This paper aims to review the economic literature on the Maastricht deficit rule and the Stability a...
Fiscal rules are instrumental for restraining deficit and spending biases in euro area Member States...
The Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) has attracted much attention since the idea was first suggested ...
The paper reflects the nature of the Stability and Growth Pact capturing its innovative essence as a...
The Stability and Growth Pact, originally designed to protect the integrity of monetary union based ...
This Article will initially discuss the genesis of the Stability and Growth Pact (“SGP”) in 1996-199...
This paper presents a critical assessment of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP). Section 2 recalls ...
The Stability and Growth Pact was adopted by the Amsterdam European Council in 1997, for the purpose...
With the launch of economic and monetary union (EMU), a new frame-work for the conduct of economic p...
The paper proposes a theoretical analysis illustrating some key policy trade-offs involved in the im...
Konvergenzkriterie, Finanzpolitik, Institutionelle Infrastruktur, Internationale wirtschaftspolitisc...
In conditions of the single monetary policy and the decentralised fiscal policy in the European Mone...
Prior to EMU, fiscal policy within the EU was disciplined by the threat of exclusion of the single c...