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Reframing the EU budget- decision-making process

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  • Indhira Santos
  • Susanne Neheider

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This paper traces the history of the EU budget and draws lessons for the review to come. Whatever reforms are proposed, the authors believe that they must serve to shift spending to policy areas and instruments where the EU can best add value while at the same time recognising the political need for member states to present EU budget negotiation results in net-balance‘ terms. A two-stage negotiation is proposed- first...

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  • Indhira Santos & Susanne Neheider, 2009. "Reframing the EU budget- decision-making process," Working Papers 306, Bruegel.
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