Social Sciences
4 years ago

EU accession brings fiscal strains and higher deficits for new members.

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RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
Fiscal effects of accession in the new Member States
Martin Hallet

Paper Summary

The article examines whether new EU member countries will face financial challenges after joining. It calculates how much money these countries will receive from the EU budget and discusses the impact of this funding on their national budgets. The researchers also consider other potential financial effects of joining the EU.

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