The debate on the rebate: Should there be a general compensation mechanism in the EU resources system to solve the net position problem?

Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science
Cover of the book The debate on the rebate: Should there be a general compensation mechanism in the EU resources system to solve the net position problem? by Daniel Neugebauer, GRIN Publishing
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Author: Daniel Neugebauer ISBN: 9783638480420
Publisher: GRIN Publishing Publication: March 17, 2006
Imprint: GRIN Publishing Language: English
Author: Daniel Neugebauer
ISBN: 9783638480420
Publisher: GRIN Publishing
Publication: March 17, 2006
Imprint: GRIN Publishing
Language: English

Bachelor Thesis from the year 2006 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Topic: European Union, grade: 1, University of Twente (Bedrijf Bestuur en Technologie), 24 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: In the conclusion of the European Council in December 2005, the Presidency mentions only in a single sentence what had filled covers of newspapers the days before: 'The European Council reached agreement on the Financial Perspective 2007-2013 as set out in doc. 15915/05.'1 It was the second attempt after a former Council six month before, and also this time it needed tough negotiations and a number of revised proposals, until the quoted sentence could be printed. The reason for this controversy can be summarized in an old German adage: 'Beim Geld hört die Freundschaft auf.' Those who are partners in other situations begin to bargain over every Euro they have to spend for the EU budget, giving short-term national interests priority to long-term EU interests. In some way this is understandable, despite the fact that the Council should bring forward the European project - politicians are elected in the nation states and have to justify every Euro they leave in Brussels. Besides this, the term of 'solidarity' has neither in Article I-2 of the 'Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe'2 , nor in article 1 of the 'Treaty on European Union'3 been concretised. But nevertheless the difficulties surrounding the agreement on the Financial Perspective are symptoms of a serious problem: Countries which pay more into the budget than they get back, the so-called net contributors, feel to have unacceptable high costs in relation to the benefits they gain from their EU-Membership. The debate on 'net positions' is one of the major reasons which lead to the low acceptance of the European Union in public: According to Eurobarometer, 62% of the population are worried 'about the increasing costs for the Member States of building Europe.'4 Only the fear of a transfer of jobs to other Member States was mentioned more often (73%).

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Bachelor Thesis from the year 2006 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Topic: European Union, grade: 1, University of Twente (Bedrijf Bestuur en Technologie), 24 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: In the conclusion of the European Council in December 2005, the Presidency mentions only in a single sentence what had filled covers of newspapers the days before: 'The European Council reached agreement on the Financial Perspective 2007-2013 as set out in doc. 15915/05.'1 It was the second attempt after a former Council six month before, and also this time it needed tough negotiations and a number of revised proposals, until the quoted sentence could be printed. The reason for this controversy can be summarized in an old German adage: 'Beim Geld hört die Freundschaft auf.' Those who are partners in other situations begin to bargain over every Euro they have to spend for the EU budget, giving short-term national interests priority to long-term EU interests. In some way this is understandable, despite the fact that the Council should bring forward the European project - politicians are elected in the nation states and have to justify every Euro they leave in Brussels. Besides this, the term of 'solidarity' has neither in Article I-2 of the 'Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe'2 , nor in article 1 of the 'Treaty on European Union'3 been concretised. But nevertheless the difficulties surrounding the agreement on the Financial Perspective are symptoms of a serious problem: Countries which pay more into the budget than they get back, the so-called net contributors, feel to have unacceptable high costs in relation to the benefits they gain from their EU-Membership. The debate on 'net positions' is one of the major reasons which lead to the low acceptance of the European Union in public: According to Eurobarometer, 62% of the population are worried 'about the increasing costs for the Member States of building Europe.'4 Only the fear of a transfer of jobs to other Member States was mentioned more often (73%).

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