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  • In March and April 2020, the European Union moved quickly to inject fiscal stimulus into member-state economies to blunt the impact of the recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic However, only a fraction of the promised loans and grants have been delivered Rising national deficits will probably lead to a clash over EU rules for fiscal coordination once these rules force member states to cut spending in 2022 or 2023 © 2020 The International Institute for Strategic Studies
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  • The EU’s conditional fiscal stimulus
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  • 2020

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