Committees

Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry

Inquiry

The Report finds that the path towards economic, financial and fiscal integration raises questions about the eurozone’s ability to protect against financial and fiscal instabilities. A balance between risk reduction and risk-sharing is vital to completing Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) and will require appropriate democratic accountability structures. Sufficient political will exists for the euro to "muddle through" but the 2025 target to complete EMU is ambitious.

Reports, special reports and government responses

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13th Report - 'Whatever it takes': the Five Presidents' Report on completing Economic and Monetary Union
Inquiries Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry, and Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry
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Oral evidence transcripts

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26 January 2016
Inquiry Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry
Witnesses Roberto Gualtieri MEP
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Oral Evidence
27 January 2016
Inquiry Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry
Witnesses Thomas Wieser
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27 January 2016
Inquiry Completing Europe's Economic and Monetary Union inquiry
Witnesses Fabian Zuleeg, Guntram Wolff and Hans Hack
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Written evidence

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Sylvie Goulard (EMU0011)
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Dr. Marek Dabrowski (EMU0010)
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European Economics & Financial Centre (EMU0009)
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Older evidence
Written evidence and oral evidence transcripts transferred from our archive website.
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  • Address: EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW