Étude | 06/04/2011 

On the eve of the presentation of the European Commission’s new proposal for own resources, Jutta Haug, Alain Lamassoure and Guy Verhofstadt, Members of the European Parliament belonging to three different political groups, publish a report in which they propose a radical change on the way of financing the EU.
Daniel Gros and Paul De Grauwe of CEPS and Gaëtane Ricard-Nihoul and Eulalia Rubio of Notre Europe have collaborated in the elaboration of this project, which has been coordinated by Carole Perrin, policy adviser to the EP Committee of the Budgets.
The report has been presented to the press on Wednesday 6th April at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

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