Working paper Rebalancing the governance of the euro area Alongside the setting-up of a crisis management regime and the creation of a banking union, the strengthening of economic governance has been a major pillar of the European Union’s response to the eurozone crisis. Published on : 22/05/2015 Mis à jour le : 11/01/2025 Temps de lecture 1 minute Between 2010 and 2014, the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) was the subject of a series of reforms, more than ever before in such a short time span. Yet, two years after this major legislative effort, few policy-makers would dare to claim ‘mission accomplished’. This paper outlines and discusses alternative possible directions for the reform of euro area’s economic governance. To this end, the reforms introduced in recent years, as well as the main shortcomings of the resulting policy system, are briefly reviewed. The paper then proceeds with a presentation and analysis of alternative templates for governance reform and concludes with proposals for a practical agenda. Partager la page Partager sur Facebook - nouvelle fenêtre Partager sur Twitter - nouvelle fenêtre Partager sur Linked In - nouvelle fenêtre Partager par email - nouvelle fenêtre Copier le lien dans le presse-papier Téléchargement Rebalancing the governance of the euro area Download the full document PDF - 657.4 Ko Topics Macroéconomie Published by France Stratégie Authors Jean Pisani-Ferry Reference Reference Fermer Reference Autres options d'export More On overview of the conclusions drawn by the evaluation committee The law on economic growth and activity (“Loi pour la croissance et l'activité”) is designed to create the conditions for a reboun... Macroeconomics Articles 23 February 2015 Central bank advocacy of structural reform: why and how? Forthcoming in European Central Bank (2015), Inflation and Unemployment in Europe, Proceedings of the ECB Forum on Central Banking... Macroeconomics Articles 02 September 2015 An Investment Climate for Climate Investment By Sam Fankhauser (Grantham Research Institute - London School of Economics) - Three factors hold back low-carbon investment in Eu... Energy Mobility Macroeconomics Articles 22 September 2015
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