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EC Fiscal Policyditure, and the allocation of public sector responsibilities between different tiers of government (Prest, 1979). Hence fiscal policy is concerned with a far wider area than that commonly associated with it, namely, the aggregate management of the economy in terms of controlling inflation and employment levels.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5444-4ecifically, the true cost of the CAP particularly for Britain has been a subject of great concern for the average UK citizen, for farming and consumer organisations within Britain and for nations both inside and outside the EC. Hence the aim of this chapter is to explain and discuss the estimates th

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R. Verheijen,M. Salden,W. J. Van Venrooijnd demand control policies on an independent basis.. But, as with other resources, the concept of a common policy has been widely advocated as an integral part of the wider meaning of the EC. This chapter takes a preliminary look at . aspect of the early efforts to formulate such a policy, namely th