Two new deliverables by Iain Begg (LSE) have been published: D6.2: “Fiscal rules in the Member States: principles, practice and implementation” and a concise briefing paper D6.3: Are fiscal rules an effective and suitable means of ensuring fiscal sustainability?

NIESR’s deliverable D2.3: Quantifying fiscal multipliers and CEPS’ deliverable D4.2: The interaction between fiscal and monetary policy – before and after the financial crisis have been published.

The following research deliverables have been published March 1, 2016:

D1.2: Fiscal policy spillovers (NIESR)

D2.2: Does the structural budget balance guide fiscal policy pro-cyclically? Evidence from the Finnish Great Depression of the 1990s (ETLA)

D3.1: A Fiscal Union for Europe: State of play of the debate and proposals (CEPS)

D4.1: Is fiscal policy pro-cyclical in bad times? (CEPS)

D4.5: The fiscal and monetary determinants of sovereign bond yields in the Euro Area (NIESR)

D5.1: Modelling the uncertainty in future demographics, productivity, asset yields and structural deficits for fiscal policy analysis with the FOG model (ETLA)

All deliverables are available here

The first FIRSTRUN research deliverables have been published.

Deliverable 1.1: Cross-Country Spillover Effects and Fiscal Policy Coordination in EMU.

Deliverable 6.1: The European Expenditory State: an emerging mode of economic governance?

You can find all FIRSTRUN deliverables here.