Description
Fiscal Federalism and European Economic Integration
Routledge Studies in the European Economy Series
Authors: Baimbridge Mark, Whyman Philip
Language: EnglishSubjects for Fiscal Federalism and European Economic Integration:
Keywords
policy; asymmetric; shocks; monetary; union; decentralization; national; growth; pact; instruments; EEC Treaty; Direct Democracy; EU Payment; Fiscal Federalism; Industry Specific Shock; Central Government; Differential Shocks; ECB; Vat Rate; EU Gdp; National Fiscal Policy; Interregional Redistribution; Emu Member; Fiscal Rules; International Monetary Fund; Fiscal Transfers; Balanced Budget Rule; Intra-industry Specialization; Fiscal Functions; EU System; Interregional Insurance; Fiscal Decentralization; EU Stabilization; Reduce Vat Rate; National Central Banks
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1. Fiscal federalism and EMU: an appraisal Philip Whyman and Mark BaimbridgePart 1: Theory of fiscal federalism 2. An essay on fiscal federalism Wallace E. Oates 3. The political economy of EMU and the EU Stability Pact Ralph RottePart 2: Development of EU budgetary measures 4. The development of EU budgetary measures and the rise of structural funding Jeffrey Harrop 5. The development of the EU budget and EMU Brian ArdyPart 3: EMU and fiscal federalism 6. Stabilisation in EMU: a critical review Robert Ackrill 7. Fiscal and monetary policies Edward M. Gramlichand Paul R. WoodPart 4: A global perspective 8. Australia's federal experience Jeff Petcheyand Graeme Wells 9. Fiscal federalism in Switzerland: a public choice approach Christoph A. Schaltegger and René L. Frey 10. Fiscal institutions, regional adjustment and convergence in Canada's currency union: lessons for EMU Tracy R. Snoddon
Mark Baimbridge is Senior Lecturer on Economics at the University of Bradford, UK. Philip Whyman is Reader in Economics at the University of Central Lancashire.
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