Conference 2002: EUROFRAME



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Second EUROFRAME Conference

(by invitation only)

Growth Prospects for the Euro Area

29th of November 2002

Deutsches Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Berlin

Königin-Luise Str. 5, 14195 Berlin

13.30h-13.40h	Welcome Address by Gustav Horn, president of EUROFRAME
13.40h-15.00h	EUROFRAME FORECAST FOR THE EURO-ECONOMY Joint forecast will be presented by Ray Barrell, Senior Research Fellow, NIESR. Questions on specific countries will be covered by the respective institute.
15.00h-15.30h	Coffee Break
15.30h-17.00h	Round Table "Reforming the Stability and Growth Pact" · Reform of the stability pact - what is political feasible and economically sensible? · Evaluation of alternative scenarios: expenditure targets, structural deficit targets, growth related targets · Do we need fiscal coordination at all? · What are the economic consequences from aging societies for fiscal policy? · What is the impact of budget developments in EU countries on growth? Short statements by: Catherine Mathieu, Chargée d'études au Département Analyse et Prévision, OFCE - Presentation [pdf, 2.2MB] Rudolf Zwiener, Wissenschaftlicher Referent, DIW Paolo Onofri, Director of Prometeia Joachim Scheide, Head of the Department "Business Cycles", IfW - Statement [pdf, 11 kB]

For further information please contact:
Susanne Mundschenk Center for European Integration Studies smundsch@uni-bonn.de	or	Ingrid Jaehnisch Deutsches Insitut für Wirtschaftsforschung Berlin Fricke.Thomas@ftd.de

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