Übersetzung für "Fiscal federalism" in Deutsch

Europe needs greater fiscal federalism, not just centralized oversight of national budgets.

Finally, the Northern League demands that fiscal federalism should be the main goal of reform.

The problem is that fiscal federalism means different things to different people.

This model of "fiscal federalism" is the one which applies in the US and some European countries.

The answer is probably "yes", especially in a monetary union which does not have fiscal federalism.

What I mean by that is that they will try to create the machinery of what Mr Van Rompuy calls economic governance and what his predecessor called fiscal federalism: tax harmonisation, a levy on financial transactions, a European debt agency or a European monetary fund.

Mr President, we now see what is meant by European economic governance, by fiscal federalism.

They created a completely new judiciary and tax system, established fiscal federalism, and introduced an independent central bank, an antitrust agency, and many other institutions.

This can give the EU the equivalent of the US Treasury bonds which funded the social investment led recovery of the 1930s New Deal without the need for fiscal federalism.

As part of the so-called reform of fiscal federalism, it was decided under Legislative Decree No 23 of 14 March 2011 that IMU would replace ICI as of 1 January 2014.

Key challenges are the implementation of the reform of the budgetary process and the rules governing fiscal federalism with a view to ensuring fiscal discipline and efficiency.

The invitations to Italy concern the c budgetary strategy to correct the excessive deficit and reduce debt, and the implementation of the budgetary reform and rules governing fiscal federalism.

It would seem that regional policy (leading to convergence) is a desirable goal, especially in EMU where fiscal federalism does not exist and where asymmetric shocks should be minimised.

Specifically, the experience of the Community with economic integration, fiscal federalism and subsidiarity was kept in mind in the description of the economic structure of and the reform process in the Soviet Union.

He is author of various books and academic articles about monetary politics, fiscal federalism and regional economics.

The fiscal federalism literature points to various possible grounds for shifting policy competences from the national to supranational level, but at the same time it makes clear that any centralization is also likely to entail some drawbacks in terms of welfare such that the assignment of competences between levels of government should rest on a cost-benefit analysis.

In a way, the fiscal federalism literature has now become more relevant to the discussion of EC issues than at the time of the MacDougall report because it presupposes the existence of an internal market and a single currency.