The ‘Muting’ of the Stability and Growth Pact

Q1 Social Sciences

Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies Pub Date : 2021-11-03 DOI:10.1017/cel.2021.6

A. Estella

引用次数: 2

Abstract

Abstract This article proposes the “muting” of the SGP, the framework of rules that the EU has implemented since the coming into being of the European Monetary Union in the fiscal domain. It is argued herein that the system is far from being credible, from the perspective of the law-as-credibility paradigm. Therefore, the legal condition of the SGP should be “muted”. Three proposals to legally mute the SGP are examined in this article. The Open Method of Coordination is used as a useful model that could be followed from now on in the EU fiscal field. The gains in terms of legal credibility would argue in favour of the muting of the SGP and its correlative conversion into an OMC-like system.

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《稳定与增长公约》的“沉默”

摘要本文提出了自欧洲货币联盟成立以来欧盟在财政领域实施的规则框架SGP的“消声”。本文认为，从法律作为信用范式的角度来看，该制度远非可信。因此，SGP的法律条件应该“静音”。本文探讨了三种使SGP合法化的建议。开放协调方法是今后欧盟财政领域可以借鉴的有益模式。从法律公信力的角度来看，这将有利于取消SGP，并将其相关转换为类似omc的系统。

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Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies Social Sciences-Law

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