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Activity Report Questions Reports/ Opinions Motions for resolutions Written declarations Speeches in plenary EP/US delegation Press release Others activities Banning short-selling of currencies as an option | Credit enhancement for New Member States (NMSs ) | Do not leave EU emerging economies in the dark! | The Doha trade round failure needs to be counteracted | Involvement of emerging world powers in dealing with international problems | Implications of possible takeover of the MOL company by OMV | Tax evasion | Deteriorating economic conditions must not lead to the erosion of democracy's values and institutions | CAP and land as a strategic asset |
Strasbourg, 18 December 2008
Written question sent by Daniel Daianu to the European Commission
This topic has already been approached by Daniel Daianu in the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, where Jean-Claude Juncker, President of Eurogroup, was present on November 4.
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Capital account liberalization is fine when things are smooth on international financial markets. When things go awry on these markets not benefiting on a reserve currency as a shelter can bring an economy into a terrible mess.
Strasbourg, 18 December 2008
Written question sent by Daniel Daianu to the European Commission
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The deepening recession is forcing national governments, worldwide, to consider monetary and budget policy stimuli as a means to diminish the very severe impact of the economic downturn
Question sent by Daniel Daianu to the European Commission
Bruxelles, 24.10.2008
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Most talk about rescue packages in the financial industry, in the EU, concerns, basically, euro zone member countries and other older EU member states.The EU new member states are hardly mentioned in this regard.
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On the 22th of May 2008, « Le Monde » published a joint letter signed by three former presidents of the European Commission, ten former prime ministers and five former ministers of finance. Initiated by Michel Rocard, Poul Nyrup Rasmussen and Daniel Dăianu, the letter expresses the signatories' concern about the current financial crisis and its effect on world economy.
The CEU Press and Center for EU Enlargement Studies organized on Monday, May 25, the book launch of "Which way goes capitalism?" by Daniel Dăianu
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