Subject:
European studies; European integration; Economic and Monetary Union; Economic management; Stability Pact; Fiscal policy; Public expenditure; European Union; Policy analysis; Political reform; Political integration; Business cycle transmissions; Macroeconomics; Wage determination; Economic growth; Model testing; Collective bargaining; European Central Bank; Monetary policy; Taylor rule; Output gap; Political economy; Decision making; Neoliberalism; Economic integration; Governance; Member states; Europe
Date:2006
Citation:
Journal of Common Market studies, 2006, 44, 4, 669-864