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EU Economic Governance: The French and German Views

01 September 2011

One could view the current crisis as an opportunity to make up for past mistakes or past reluctance to do what was necessary. This was the approach adopted by the European institutions when they came up with their proposals on economic governance. This paper aims to provide an insight into the thinking of French and German policymakers when it comes to the issue of how the economic governance of the European Union should be organised, as well as assessing what has been done so far and providing new ideas for future steps.

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Jean-F. Jamet

Werner Mussler

Stefaan De Corte

Edited by

Vít Novotný

Research Team

Stefaan De Corte

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