2007
DOI: 10.3917/reof.102.0315
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Comment expliquer les disparités économiques dans l'UEM ?

Abstract: Depuis le lancement de l'euro, les économies de la zone euro ont connu des dispa-

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“…A single monetary policy for countries where GDP growth rates and inflation rates structurally differ inevitably generates imbalances. Before the crisis, disparities had been growing in the euro area between two groups of countries implementing unsustainable macroeconomic strategies: Northern countries (Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands) implemented neo-mercantilist strategies which allowed them to accumulate competitiveness gains and large current surpluses, while Southern economies were accumulating large current account deficits due to robust growth strategies boosted by negative real interest rates (Deroose et al, 2004;Mathieu and Sterdyniak, 2007). The economic policy framework of the Maastricht Treaty was unable to prevent the rise in imbalances which became unsustainable when the crisis burst.…”
Section: A Lack Of Fiscal Discipline?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A single monetary policy for countries where GDP growth rates and inflation rates structurally differ inevitably generates imbalances. Before the crisis, disparities had been growing in the euro area between two groups of countries implementing unsustainable macroeconomic strategies: Northern countries (Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands) implemented neo-mercantilist strategies which allowed them to accumulate competitiveness gains and large current surpluses, while Southern economies were accumulating large current account deficits due to robust growth strategies boosted by negative real interest rates (Deroose et al, 2004;Mathieu and Sterdyniak, 2007). The economic policy framework of the Maastricht Treaty was unable to prevent the rise in imbalances which became unsustainable when the crisis burst.…”
Section: A Lack Of Fiscal Discipline?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Avant la crise, la zone euro a connu une augmentation des disparités entre deux groupes de pays conduisant des stratégies macroéconomiques insoutenables : les pays du Nord (Allemagne, Autriche, Pays-Bas, Finlande) basaient une croissance médiocre sur des gains de compétitivité et accumulaient de forts excédents courants, alors que la forte croissance des pays du Sud (Espagne, Irlande, Grèce), tirée par des taux d'intérêt réels inférieurs aux taux de croissance, s'accompagnait de bulles immobilières et d'importants déficits extérieurs (Deroose et al, 2004;Mathieu et Sterdyniak, 2007 (Mathieu et Sterdyniak, 2009). …”
Section: Une Organisation Défectueuseunclassified
“…Creel et Le Cacheux (2006) soulignaient déjà les carences institutionnelles de la zone euro et les risques inhérents liés au développement de politiques de désinflation compétitive dans l'UEM. Mathieu et Sterdyniak (2007) montraient le creusement des déséquilibres dans la zone euro. 3.…”
Section: Département Analyse Et Prévisionunclassified