Why Has Europe Not Co-ordinated Its Fiscal Policies?
Traditionally, economic policy cooperation in Europe has taken the form of setting common rules rather than taking discretionary action. This picture did not change in the 1980s. Despite high unemployment and decelerating inflation the EEC countries refrained from any coordinated expansionary fiscal...
Main Author: | Boltho, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
Published: |
1990
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