Schlagwort: EMF

The European Monetary Fund
Lessons from the IMF

Veröffentlicht am von Roland Vaubel

President Macron has suggested that the “European Stability Mechanism“ (ESM) should be renamed “European Monetary Fund“ (EMF). Berlin (Schäuble, Merkel, Scholz) and the European Commission agree to this proposal. The EMF has been a French project since the time of Raymond Barre (1968) and Giscard d’Estaing (1978), and in July 2011 President Sarkozy triumphantly called the ESM “the beginning of a European Monetary Fund“.

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Lessons from the IMF“ weiterlesen

Open Letter to the President of the European Commission

Veröffentlicht am von European Constitutional Group

27 March, 2018

Dear Mr. Juncker,

I am writing to you on behalf of the European Constitutional Group following its meeting on March 1-3, 2018 and subsequent communication. We have discussed the Commission’s “Roadmap“ for deepening the Economic and Monetary Union. Moreover, we have taken into account the Commission’s proposal for a European Deposit Insurance Scheme (November 2015) and its Reflection Paper on the Deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union (May 2017). We have built on the ideas first set out in our “Proposal for a Constitution of Europe“ (1993) and applied them to the present situation. Our main purpose has been to discuss how the governance of the euro area can best be reformed.

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