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Facts & Findings

Is the European Semester waking from its long slumber?

by Oliver Morwinsky

A call for increased convergence and competitiveness

The corona crisis divided the EU economically. With the new special fund the instrument of the European Semester has a crucial role to play. What must we bear in mind?
October 1, 2020 Ordering Information

The coronavirus crisis and its economic repercussions have further undermined economic harmonisation within the EU. The major support programs of the EU respectively of its member states intensified this. The distribution of the main part of the "Next Generation EU"-fund through the European Semester makes sense. But it needs more specifications. Our "Facts & Findings" shows what is crucial now.

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Oliver Morwinsky

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