Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2009 (530)
The EMU is Done. How about the Fiscal Union and the Next Future of the United Europe?
National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest
Abstract. The economic and monetary union was actually compulsory, despite that the Maastricht Treaty does not express as such. Moreover, specialists argue that the monetary union is equally required to be fiscal as well. And what is this? Of course, strenghtening central governance, once more against the national one in the member states. Will this go well in the aftermath of the “No” for the new European constitutional project by several nations and for the Lisboa Treaty by the Irish people? Not easy to say, but actually the fiscal union is as much supposed to have started, as the monetary union had some decades ago, much earlier than the current common currency.
Contents
Simultaneous Equations Models Used in the Study of Some Issues Related to the Corruption and Performance of Services in the Public Health System
Conceptual and Technical Study Regarding Future Accounting Regulation for SMEs in Europe
Developing a Rating Model on a Statistical Basis
Drafting Multiannual Local Budgets by Economic-Mathematical Modelling of the Evolution of Revenues
The EMU is Done. How about the Fiscal Union and the Next Future of the United Europe?
The Prospects of the Corporate Taxation Agreement in the European Union