01 Apr 2020 - 30 Apr 2024
Monetary Dialogues. Framework service contract for the provision of external expertise in the field of monetary and economic affairs
The framework service contract is intended to support the work of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs (ECON) in the European Parliament by enabling it to request expertise in its areas of competence, as appropriate.
Specifically, with the framework service contract, ECON seeks independent expert advice in the field of monetary and economic affairs to support its scrutiny activity, in particular in the context of the Monetary Dialogues between ECON with the European Central Bank (ECB).
Expertise is requested on a wide range of issues relevant to the work of ECON in relation to EU economic and monetary integration, including governance and institutional aspects, as appropriate. The expertise sought is designed both to strengthen the Committee's knowledge and to provide a solid basis for some of the Committee's own initiatives. The system aims at providing flexibility and autonomy for Committees, making technical and scientific expertise rapidly available when needed, and increases the utility of this expertise to Members in their everyday political work. It shall also provide the European Parliament with a long-term perspective in their political work.
Expertise is requested on a wide range of issues relevant to the work of ECON in relation to EU economic and monetary integration, including governance and institutional aspects, as appropriate. The expertise sought is designed both to strengthen the Committee's knowledge and to provide a solid basis for some of the Committee's own initiatives. The system aims at providing flexibility and autonomy for Committees, making technical and scientific expertise rapidly available when needed, and increases the utility of this expertise to Members in their everyday political work. It shall also provide the European Parliament with a long-term perspective in their political work.
Independent expert advice is requested in the form of briefing papers and/or oral presentations. To this date, CASE has prepared the following papers:
- Pierre Siklos, Euro@25: Where has the euro area been? Where does it go from here?, February 2024.
- Manuela Moschella, Davide Romelli, Inflation dynamics and monetary policy in the euro area and the US, November 2023.
- Marek Dąbrowski, Excess liquidity in the euro area: developments and implications, September 2023
- Christopher Hartwell, The effects of high inflation and monetary tightening on the real economy, June 2023
- Pierre Siklos, Prospects for monetary policy one year into the war in Ukraine, March 2023
- Manuela Moschella, Palma Polyak, Managing global monetary spillovers, November 2022
- Marek Dąbrowski, Anti-fragmentation: an incomplete diagnosis and wrong solution, September 2022
- Pierre Siklos, War in Ukraine: implications for the ECB, June 2022
- Manuela Moschella, Davide Romelli, ECB communication and its post-pandemic challenges, February 2022
- Christopher Hartwell, The tail wagging the dog? Overcoming financial dominance, September 2021
- Pierre Siklos, US macroeconomic policy response to COVID-19: spillovers to the euro area, June 2021
- Marek Dąbrowski, Thinking beyond the pandemic: monetary policy challenges in the medium- to long-term, March 2021
- Thomas Marmefelt, COVID-19 and economic policy toward the new normal: a monetary-fiscal nexus after the crisis?, November 2020
- Pierre L. Siklos, Go big or go home? The ECB’s Asset Purchase Programmes in macroeconomic perspective, September 2020
- Marek Dąbrowski, Can the euro dethrone the US dollar as the dominant dlobal currency? Not so soon, if ever, May 2020
Project funding: European Parliament
