The European Fiscal Union creation process

The paper presents evolution of the European Union fiscal system creation process as well as outlines problems in functioning thereof that have arisen during recent years and the main reforming (modification) trends. The analysis is primarily focused on creation of the fiscal union within the EU. In...

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Main Author: Oleksandr Sharov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman 2015-06-01
Series:International Economic Policy
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Online Access:http://iepjournal.com/journals_eng/22/2015_4_Sharov.pdf
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spelling doaj-49faf009ce87460cb8d7630650a62b832020-11-24T21:05:24ZengKyiv National Economic University named after Vadym HetmanInternational Economic Policy 1811-98321812-06602015-06-011227599The European Fiscal Union creation processOleksandr SharovThe paper presents evolution of the European Union fiscal system creation process as well as outlines problems in functioning thereof that have arisen during recent years and the main reforming (modification) trends. The analysis is primarily focused on creation of the fiscal union within the EU. In this regard, the idea of two different groups of countries moving to the common goal at different paces is becoming ever increasingly much-talked-about in the EU. The first group comprises donor countries that adhere to all treaties and fiscal discipline, while demonstrating respective positive macroeconomic indicators. The second group implies countries of Euro-periphery, where the above processes take place along with significant complications or do not occur at all. In these countries Eurosceptic positions are also quite strong, which often leads to taking measures contrary to the jointly adopted decisions. Currently, there is no clear understanding within the EU as to which way out of the crisis should be taken. However, profound understanding of the crisis causes and active work on preparation and implementation of measures to overcome the negative effects of this crisis suggest availability of sufficiently favorable prospects for further development of the EU fiscal system (including formal creation of the Fiscal Union). Based on the conducted analysis conclusions have been made as to potential vectors of action aimed at improving EU fiscal system, while specific recommendations on actions to be taken by Ukraine have been developed (particularly, as regards budget forecasting and planning) with the purpose of harmonizing Ukrainian financial institutions and mechanisms with the EU fiscal system.http://iepjournal.com/journals_eng/22/2015_4_Sharov.pdfEuropean UnionMaastricht TreatyFiscal UnionStability and Growth PactEuropean Financial Stability FacilityEuropean Semester
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The European Fiscal Union creation process
International Economic Policy
European Union
Maastricht Treaty
Fiscal Union
Stability and Growth Pact
European Financial Stability Facility
European Semester
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title The European Fiscal Union creation process
title_short The European Fiscal Union creation process
title_full The European Fiscal Union creation process
title_fullStr The European Fiscal Union creation process
title_full_unstemmed The European Fiscal Union creation process
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publisher Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman
series International Economic Policy
issn 1811-9832
1812-0660
publishDate 2015-06-01
description The paper presents evolution of the European Union fiscal system creation process as well as outlines problems in functioning thereof that have arisen during recent years and the main reforming (modification) trends. The analysis is primarily focused on creation of the fiscal union within the EU. In this regard, the idea of two different groups of countries moving to the common goal at different paces is becoming ever increasingly much-talked-about in the EU. The first group comprises donor countries that adhere to all treaties and fiscal discipline, while demonstrating respective positive macroeconomic indicators. The second group implies countries of Euro-periphery, where the above processes take place along with significant complications or do not occur at all. In these countries Eurosceptic positions are also quite strong, which often leads to taking measures contrary to the jointly adopted decisions. Currently, there is no clear understanding within the EU as to which way out of the crisis should be taken. However, profound understanding of the crisis causes and active work on preparation and implementation of measures to overcome the negative effects of this crisis suggest availability of sufficiently favorable prospects for further development of the EU fiscal system (including formal creation of the Fiscal Union). Based on the conducted analysis conclusions have been made as to potential vectors of action aimed at improving EU fiscal system, while specific recommendations on actions to be taken by Ukraine have been developed (particularly, as regards budget forecasting and planning) with the purpose of harmonizing Ukrainian financial institutions and mechanisms with the EU fiscal system.
topic European Union
Maastricht Treaty
Fiscal Union
Stability and Growth Pact
European Financial Stability Facility
European Semester
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