Maastricht treaty
Did the Maastricht treaty matter for macroeconomic performance?
... the Maastricht treaty on fiscal outcomes ...the Maastricht treaty has been effective in limiting deficits in the period immediately before the introduction of the ...the Maastricht ...
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No credit for transition: efficiency wages, the Maastricht Treaty and German unemployment
... The rate of hiring is assumed to depend on the profitability of new jobs, viz., H = a(y-z-w), where y is the output produced from a new job, and z is the tax on employment. Taxes are used to finance unemployment ...
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White paper on Denmark and the Maastricht Treaty
... RULES WHICH TAKE EFFECT AT A LATER DATE The general decisions which take effect at a later date and which, as an overriding principle, require adoption by a unanimous vote of the Member [r] ...
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The WEU Planning Cell. Assembly of Western European Union Fortieth Ordinary Session (First Part) Document 1421, 19th May 1994
... DOCUMENT 1421 Draft Recommendation on the WEU Planning Cell The Assembly, i Considering Article J .4 of the Maastricht Treaty and the decision contained in the declaration of the member[r] ...
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Government investment in the framework of economic strategy. Communication from the Commission. COM (98) 682 final, 2 December 1998
... · · · The Commission finally invites the Member States while maintaining budgetary discipline in line with the requirement of the Maastricht Treaty and the Stability and Growth Pact to r[r] ...
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Support for indigenous peoples in the development co-operation of the Community and the Member States. Commission working document. SEC (98) 773 final, 11 May 1998
... the Maastricht Treaty, Article 130u, where the Community establishes four priority areas for development co-operation: Sustainable economic and social development; the smooth integration of developing ...
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A Contemplative View on the First Pillar of the New European Union
... the Maastricht Treaty, which instructed the IGC to establish a more coherent hierarchy between the different Community legal acts, has not been carried ...new Treaty; according to the new fifth ...
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The influence of institutional, cultural and geopolitical factors on the EU's security and defence policy: When soft might not be enough anymore
... the Maastricht Treaty of 1992 in order to protect their interests and tackle security issues in and outside the European territory, in light of the new international security environment that emerged after ...
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The Greek crisis babushka: A crisis, within a crisis, within a crisis
... that Maastricht Treaty set were not met by a large number of countries (especially the 60% limit for the public debt was not attained by many of the countries who joined the euro) and there was no mention ...
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"Democracy Promotion & the E.U., U.S. Formulas: Photo Opportunities or Potential Rivalries?"
... Types of Engagement: Positive engagement democracy promotion or democracy assistance: Coercive Engagement political conditionality EU: *1992 Maastricht Treaty: first to introduce promoti[r] ...
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Decentralisation: a One to many Relationship The Case of Greece
... the Maastricht Treaty initialised a new phase, where the elimination of regional disparities and the strengthening of inner regional co-operation and cohesion within each Member State, are outlined as the ...
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The recessive attitude of EMU policies: reflections on the italian experience, 1998–2008
... Figure 1 shows the behaviour of the monetary policy instrument (rep_rate), inflation rate (inflation), the growth rate of income (gdpgrowth) and fiscal balance (deficit) in the period considered. The behaviour of the ...
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The analysis of budget rules and macroeconomic implications in several developed economies
... As we have seen, a budgetary rule is linked directly or indirectly to the public deficit or to the public debt. Seen as a permanent constraint on a key fiscal performance indicator (Kopits and Symansky, 1998), a ...
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The European Council [Birmingham Summit 1992], Birmingham, 16 October 1992
... The European Council heard a presen- tation from the President of the Commission and States so as to fulfil the criteria set out in the Maastricht Treaty in order to realize the movement[r] ...
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Frontier free Europe September October 1997 No 9
... To allow the application to the UK of the texts adopted under the Agreement on Social P olicy annexed to the Maastricht Treaty, the EU Council of Ministers and European Commission adopte[r] ...
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Together in Europe: EC newsletter for Central and Eastern Europe No. 62, 1 February 1995
... Anyway, Mittemand's Europe of Cultures: the Maastricht Treaty itself foresees a revision of several articles, including those on the second warning was launched EP similar at the and thi[r] ...
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Social Europe Magazine Social Europe meets citizens' Europe March 1996 No 4
... The agreement on social policy between all the Member States except the United Kingdom, annexed to the Maastricht Treaty, allows the Council of Ministers of the European Union to act una[r] ...
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The recessive attitude of EMU policies: reflections on the italian experience, 1998–2008
... Figure 1 shows the behaviour of the monetary policy instrument (rep_rate), inflation rate (inflation), the growth rate of income (gdpgrowth) and fiscal balance (deficit) in the period considered. The behaviour of the ...
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"The European Fiscal Union creation process"
... the Maastricht Treaty of 1993 created certain "safety locks" (prohibition of budget deficit financing by central banks and privileged access of public sector institutions to the resources of ...
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"Creating Legitimacy in EMU"
... German Finance Minister Theo Waigel proposed the SGP in 1995 as an insurance to prevent Eurozone countries from budgetary laxity in the wake of monetary union. It essentially amounts to the continuation of the ...
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