Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area

The core objective of this paper is to determine the main political and economic conditions and challenges related to the possible evolution of the integration process in the euro area toward fiscal federalism and fiscal union as a way to increase the capacity of the area to cope with future economi...

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Main Author: Oręziak Leokadia
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-06-01
Series:International Journal of Management and Economics
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2478/ijme-2018-0012
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spelling doaj-1bc8472b647f47f686e1799888a585f92021-09-05T21:02:05ZengSciendoInternational Journal of Management and Economics2299-97012018-06-01542859810.2478/ijme-2018-0012ijme-2018-0012Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro areaOręziak Leokadia0Collegium of World Economy, Warsaw School of Economics, WarsawPolandThe core objective of this paper is to determine the main political and economic conditions and challenges related to the possible evolution of the integration process in the euro area toward fiscal federalism and fiscal union as a way to increase the capacity of the area to cope with future economic and financial crises. The issue of a separate budget for this area is of particular interest in this article. The idea of such a budget has recently become the subject of lively public debate in the European Union and has been a factor in encouraging the European Commission to propose new solutions at the end of 2017 in the field of economic governance of the euro area, including the establishment of a European Monetary Fund. The analysis carried out in this article leads to the conclusion that under the current conditions, there is little chance of introducing such regulatory and institutional changes that would significantly increase the scale of financial transfers between the euro area member states.https://doi.org/10.2478/ijme-2018-0012eueuro areaemufiscal federalismfiscal policyfiscal transfersbudgetmonetary unione62f36h72h77
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Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
International Journal of Management and Economics
eu
euro area
emu
fiscal federalism
fiscal policy
fiscal transfers
budget
monetary union
e62
f36
h72
h77
author_facet Oręziak Leokadia
author_sort Oręziak Leokadia
title Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
title_short Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
title_full Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
title_fullStr Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
title_full_unstemmed Fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
title_sort fiscal federalism and a separate budget for the euro area
publisher Sciendo
series International Journal of Management and Economics
issn 2299-9701
publishDate 2018-06-01
description The core objective of this paper is to determine the main political and economic conditions and challenges related to the possible evolution of the integration process in the euro area toward fiscal federalism and fiscal union as a way to increase the capacity of the area to cope with future economic and financial crises. The issue of a separate budget for this area is of particular interest in this article. The idea of such a budget has recently become the subject of lively public debate in the European Union and has been a factor in encouraging the European Commission to propose new solutions at the end of 2017 in the field of economic governance of the euro area, including the establishment of a European Monetary Fund. The analysis carried out in this article leads to the conclusion that under the current conditions, there is little chance of introducing such regulatory and institutional changes that would significantly increase the scale of financial transfers between the euro area member states.
topic eu
euro area
emu
fiscal federalism
fiscal policy
fiscal transfers
budget
monetary union
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f36
h72
h77
url https://doi.org/10.2478/ijme-2018-0012
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