Euro Area Governance: What went wrong? How to repair it?
- Publishing date
- 07 June 2010
- Authors
- Jean Pisani-Ferry
- Publication date
- 07 June 2010
The reform of euro area governance has been chosen by the heads of state and government in the EU as a topic for immediate discussion and swift decisions. The European Council in Spring 2010 asked president Van Rompuy to chair a task force on euro area governance. The task force is due to deliver a progress report to the June 2010 European Council.
Any serious discussion on it must start from an analysis of what went wrong.
- Language
- English
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