Brief
Endowing the EMU with a Social Dimension
Our October Viewpoint, co-signed by Jacques Delors and Sofia Fernandes, comes back on the necessity for endowing the EMU with a social dimension based on the completion of the EMU and respect for national competences.
Our October Viewpoint, co-signed by Jacques Delors and Sofia Fernandes, comes back on the necessity for endowing the EMU with a social dimension treating four complementary issues:
1 – A social dimension based on the completion ofthe EMU and respect for national competences;
2 – A social dimension to limit the negative impact of the single currency on national welfare states;
3 – A social dimension to ensure the smooth functioning of the EMU;
4 – A mainstreamed EMU social dimension toact not as a curb on EU-28 Social Europe but as a driving force behind it.
2 – A social dimension to limit the negative impact of the single currency on national welfare states;
3 – A social dimension to ensure the smooth functioning of the EMU;
4 – A mainstreamed EMU social dimension toact not as a curb on EU-28 Social Europe but as a driving force behind it.
This social dimension is necessary on several counts:
not only to compensate for the impact of the crisis but also to limit the
negative impact of the common currency on national welfare states, to ensure
the smooth functioning of the euro area and to reconcile Europe’s citizens with
the European project.
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
The Euro as seen by citizens who do not yet have it
Blog post
23/08/2021 | Daniel Debomy |
The reform of the EMU: what social dimension?
Report
19/02/2019 | Sofia Fernandes |
Es ist Zeit
Brief
19/09/2018 | Jacques Delors |
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Il faut “retrouver une courbe des taux qui permet de ‘pricer’ l’avenir”
Interview
23/09/2019 | Pascal Lamy |
Eulalia Rubio on European economic governance on RTVE
Podcast
27/09/2018 | Eulalia Rubio |
Mario Draghi on the single market and the eurozone : preaching in the desert
Interview
24/09/2018 | Mario Draghi |
ÉVÉNEMENTS
EVENTS
Berlin, 19 September 2018 – Making Europe’s Economic Union Work
Evenement
Luxembourg, 20 June 2018 – The reform of the EMU: which social dimension?
Evenement
Paris, 20 June 2018 – Future Europe
Intervention
Nicosia, 16 March 2018 – The political landscape of EMU reform
Intervention
Sofia, 9 March 2018 – The future of the EU budget
Intervention
Athens, 8 February 2018 – Athens’ days: Greece, paths for hope
Intervention
