The Economic Governance the EU Needs

Economic governance

Good Governance and Economic Performance

On economic governance, there was a need to see a concerted effort to address good economic governance at the global level and good corporate governance.

Strong economic governance rules, however, will not suffice.

More European economic governance is not a panacea.

(b) Project on democratic governance and economic growth.

From the current Russian regime s perspective, declarations that EU and NATO expansion is about spreading values, accountable institutions, and good governance, not military or economic competition, is beyond hypocritical.

With regard to governance, UNCTAD must focus its work on economic governance at the global level.

7.2 Women's right in state, economic and social governance

Lastly, we must establish genuine economic and social governance.

We therefore need a system for global economic governance.

The EU is ready to play a major role in building a new system of global governance.

The real crisis facing Europe is one of economic governance.

So it is with economic governance anarchy would be devastating.

Thirdly, change is needed with respect to international economic governance.

Accession to the European Union (EU) has been a driving force in improving water governance in the region.

The Europe 2020 strategy, approved two years ago in part to improve economic governance, is a good starting point, offering the basis for the growth compact that some EU governments have sought.

Economic growth in the EU was near zero in 2003.

Economic fears are not the only concern for EU citizens.

2 The areas identified are strengthening political governance and promoting national dialogue strengthening economic governance and institutional development promoting economic recovery and improving access to basis services.

Ten countries joined the fifth enlargement of the European Union (EU) in 2004, having fulfilled the Copenhagen Criteria that contribute to institutionalizing EU standards for governance and public administration.

The EU recognized the importance of good governance, strengthened democratic institutions and action against corruption for sustainable development, and that each country had the primary responsibility for its own economic and social development.

The US and EU aid agencies are rightly supporting rule of law and good governance programs in the region.

Developing countries would implement sound economic policies accompanied by good governance.

Ms. Lisa Dreier, Associate Director, Policy and Governance, World Economic Forum

In other words, EU leaders began to complicate fiscal governance, ultimately creating an inefficient, inescapable labyrinth of regulation and bureaucracy.

The implications for global economic governance need to be understood and addressed.

Efforts are being made in the areas of political and economic governance.

If the way that the EU raises money is made more democratic, deciding how to spend that money would become more democratic, too. This is crucial to ensure the legitimacy of the eurozone s economic governance.

The EU accession agenda continued to drive the country's economic reform programme.

The lack of effective global economic governance has important implications for capital flows.

But this change in global governance must not be limited to economic policymaking.

Yet the need for effective global economic governance remains more urgent than ever.

Progress made in the implementation of the Governance and Economic Management Assistance Programme

Having gained time, EU governments, the European Commission, and the European Central Bank have now turned their attention to improving future governance.

In terms of economic output, today s EU is on par with the US.

Equally important is a renewed commitment to economic reform in the EU itself.

In addition, governance in 15 least developed countries has been monitored by the Economic Commission for Africa under the African governance project.15 Both the African Peer Review Mechanism and the Economic Commission for Africa reviews reveal improvement of governance in African least developed countries.

Here are seven commonsense principles of global economic governance that they might agree on.

Malawi faces serious problems in instituting an effective system of political and economic governance.

Improving economic governance is essential for consolidating peace and ensuring sustainable development in Liberia.

Sarkozy regards an EU economic government as a way to preserve his leadership in the EU beyond France s Council presidency, which is now ending.

The EU budget is an investment vehicle that boosts economic growth and creates jobs.

But EU membership has always been about more than economic integration and trade flows.