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2007
After the setbacks to ratification of the European constitutional treaty in France and in the Netherlands, the June 2005 European Council was not able to reach an agreement on the future of the European budget. And the compromise eventually agreed upon in the Council’s meeting of December 2005, under the British presidency, was first rejected by a ...
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Jacques Le Cacheux
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After the setbacks to ratification of the European constitutional treaty in France and in the Netherlands, the June 2005 European Council was not able to reach an agreement on the future of the European budget. And the compromise eventually agreed upon in the Council’s meeting of December 2005, under the British presidency, was first rejected by a ...
Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Jacques Le Cacheux
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From Politicised Budgeting to Political Budgets in the EU?
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015Recent studies on the evolution of the EU budget suggest that punctuated equilibrium models best explain its evolution over time. However, a number of factors have combined to bring about major changes in the processes of budgeting in the EU. The paper outlines the drivers of this change in the light of relevant theories, showing how growing ...
Ronny Patz, Klaus Goetz
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2015
We now turn to one of the final questions raised at the end of Chapter 1: how does the EU finance its policies? The answer to the question requires an examination of the EU’s general budget, but recall from Chapter 3 that EU institutions, such as the European Investment Bank (EIB), carry out specific EU policies which are financed by their own loans ...
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We now turn to one of the final questions raised at the end of Chapter 1: how does the EU finance its policies? The answer to the question requires an examination of the EU’s general budget, but recall from Chapter 3 that EU institutions, such as the European Investment Bank (EIB), carry out specific EU policies which are financed by their own loans ...
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2002
Government activity affects citizens in many ways. Most people, if asked, would probably specify health, education, social security expenditure and taxation as the government activities that impinge upon them most directly. The EU, however, is not so visible.
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Government activity affects citizens in many ways. Most people, if asked, would probably specify health, education, social security expenditure and taxation as the government activities that impinge upon them most directly. The EU, however, is not so visible.
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European Urban and Regional Studies, 2000
In the early morning of 26 March 1999, the EU’s heads of state and of government emerged from a marathon meeting to unveil the Financial Perspective for the period 2000-2006. Six weeks later, the deal was formally approved by the European Parliament by a 2-1 majority.
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In the early morning of 26 March 1999, the EU’s heads of state and of government emerged from a marathon meeting to unveil the Financial Perspective for the period 2000-2006. Six weeks later, the deal was formally approved by the European Parliament by a 2-1 majority.
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Public Finance and Management
Many countries have increased their commitments to meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement and the European Green Budgeting Reference Framework (GBRF) by improving their green budgeting. Based on a review of budgetary documents across the 27 EU Member countries, this study utilizes the methodology of coding countries’ green budgeting regulations and ...
Natalia Ermasova +3 more
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Many countries have increased their commitments to meeting the goals of the Paris Agreement and the European Green Budgeting Reference Framework (GBRF) by improving their green budgeting. Based on a review of budgetary documents across the 27 EU Member countries, this study utilizes the methodology of coding countries’ green budgeting regulations and ...
Natalia Ermasova +3 more
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Public Budgeting in the EU Commission
Politique européenne, 2012Processus budgétaire au sein de la Commission européenne. Un test du modèle de l’équilibre ponctué Dans cet article, nous testons le modèle du « punctuated equilibrium » à travers le processus budgétaire de la Commission européenne. Comparativement aux États-Unis et à certains États membres de l’Union européenne, la littérature s’est très peu ...
Baumgartner, Frank +2 more
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Some Quantitative Reflections on the EU Budget (Einige Quantitative Ueberlegungen Zum EU-Budget)
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009The present analysis deals with the relationship of the EU budget and its resources with the Lisbon process. The EU Commission speaks for many years about a lack of transparency in financial relations between Member States and the EU. It even says that the current system fulfills very well the criteria of sufficiency and stability, but clearly not the ...
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2019
The chapter focuses on the impact of the Brexit on the EU budget. Departing from the hypothesis that the Brexit may act as a catalyst for fundamental reforms within the EU budget aiming at strengthening the added value of EU expenditures and revenues, the chapter sketches the pillars of such far-reaching reforms.
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The chapter focuses on the impact of the Brexit on the EU budget. Departing from the hypothesis that the Brexit may act as a catalyst for fundamental reforms within the EU budget aiming at strengthening the added value of EU expenditures and revenues, the chapter sketches the pillars of such far-reaching reforms.
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2023
Abstract This chapter is structured as follows. It first deals with the constitutional principles shaping the EU budget, examining whether the principles of fiscal federalism are amongst them. Secondly, it analyses the EU expenditures, considering how their composition has evolved over time and how the interinstitutional balance on the ...
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Abstract This chapter is structured as follows. It first deals with the constitutional principles shaping the EU budget, examining whether the principles of fiscal federalism are amongst them. Secondly, it analyses the EU expenditures, considering how their composition has evolved over time and how the interinstitutional balance on the ...
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