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The next Economic Survey of the Euro Area will be prepared for end 2011.
Economic Survey of the Euro Area 2010
Available at: Online Bookshop and OECD iLibrary. See also the Overview.
Exiting from the crisis
Resolving and avoiding unsustainable imbalances
Rebuilding the public finances and fiscal discipline
Minimising risks from imbalances in European banking
Economic Survey of the Euro Area 2009
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Key Challenges
Financial integration, innovation and the monetary policy transmission mechanism
Financial market stability: enhancing regulation and supervision
Fiscal policy
Economic Survey of the Euro Area 2007
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD.
Managing diversity
Monetary policy
Putting fiscal policy back on track
Economic Survey of the Euro Area, 2005
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Outlook and challenges
Current issues in monetary policy
Putting the fiscal house in order
Going for growth and resilience
Economic Survey of the Euro Area, 2004
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Managing the single currency
Fiscal coordination at the crossroads
One money, one cycle?
Regions at work
Economic Survey of the Euro Area, 2003
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Macroeconomic performance and structural reform
Fiscal policy challenges
Monetary management
Policies bearing on product market competition and growth
Economic Survey of Euro Area, 2002
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD.
Outlook and challenges
Macroeconomic developments and prospects
The fiscal policy framework
Monetary management
Policies to boost financial market integration
The EU’s policy processes
Economic Survey of Euro Area, 2001
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD
A maturing cycle: macroeconomic developments and prospects
Structural reform to raise the economic speed limit
Fiscal conditions facing monetary policy-makers
Monetary and exchange rate policy
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