Delors Report

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The Delors Report is a landmark 1989 policy document that laid out the roadmap for creating the Economic and Monetary Union of the European Union, including the foundations for the euro.

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instanceOf European Union document
integration roadmap
monetary policy document
policy report
aimedAt deepening European integration
ensuring monetary stability in Europe
chairpersonOfDraftingCommittee Jacques Delors
commissionedBy European Council
context completion of the Single European Market
definesConcept Economic and Monetary Union of the European Community
describesStage Stage One of EMU
Stage Three of EMU
Stage Two of EMU
geographicScope European Community
hasAuthoringBody Delors Committee
hasTitle Report on Economic and Monetary Union in the European Community
influenced Maastricht Treaty provisions on EMU
Treaty on European Union
design of the euro area
language English
French
laysFoundationsFor European Central Bank
Stability and Growth Pact principles
euro
namedAfter Jacques Delors
policyArea fiscal policy coordination
macroeconomic policy
monetary policy
predecessorOf legal framework of the euro
preparedBy Committee for the Study of Economic and Monetary Union
presentedAt Madrid European Council
presentedInYear 1989
presentedTo European Council
proposes three-stage process towards EMU
proposesCreationOf Economic and Monetary Union
single European currency
publicationDate 1989-04-17
publicationYear 1989
recommends creation of a European System of Central Banks
increased economic policy coordination
irrevocably fixed exchange rates between member states
liberalization of capital movements
transfer of monetary policy to a supranational institution
setsOut convergence criteria for EMU
shortName Delors Report
subject Economic and Monetary Union
European integration
economic policy coordination
monetary integration

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Jacques Delors authorOf Delors Report
Committee of Governors relatedTo Delors Report
Delors Report shortName Delors Report