Publication
Sep 2011
The outbreak of the Greek crisis has prompted the European Union to set about designing a comprehensive kind of economic governance architecture in which greater coordination of economic and fiscal policy will underpin and support the common monetary policy of the eurozone. The goal is greater fiscal discipline and competitiveness in all of the EU member states. Yet, the authors argue, in the process policymakers are running the danger of weakening social cohesion in the EU.
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Author | Thomas Fisher, Sarah Hoffmann |
Series | Bertelsmann Spotlight / Flashlight Europe |
Issue | 4 |
Publisher | Bertelsmann Foundation |
Copyright | © 2011 Bertelsmann Foundation |