Sección: Documentos electrónicosTítulo: European economic forecast : Spring 2026Autor: European CommissionPublicación: Brussels : European Commission, 2026Descripción física: 58 p.Serie: (European Economy ; institutional paper 341)Notas: Sumario: The macroeconomic policy response to supply shocks is inherently complex, as it involves trade-offs between the objectives of stabilising output and containing inflation, while also maintaining fiscal sustainability. The policy interactions can generate negative feedback loops. Namely, expansionary fiscal policy may stabilise output but also fuel inflationary pressures, requiring tighter monetary policy. This, in turn, may weigh on domestic demand and fiscal sustainability. The scope and effectiveness of policy responses depend critically on initial conditions, including the available fiscal and monetary policy space and the expected persistence of the shockContiene: Economic outlook for EA and EU -- Special Issues: How climate policies and energy shocks accelerated reduction in EU
energy demand -- The AI-adoption divide: Who benefits, who doesn't, and what it means -- Prospects by individual economy -- Statistical Annex: GDP and its components; Prices; Wages, population and labour market; Exchange rates; General Government; Saving; Trade and international payments; World economy
for workersMateria / lugar / evento: EconomíaPolítica económicaPerspectivas económicasRecuperación económicaSaludCOVID-19PandemiasUnión EuropeaOtros autores: European CommissionOtras clasificaciones: 921Números normalizados: ISBN 978-92-68-37268-5Derechos: La copia digital se distribuye bajo licencia "Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)"Referencias externas:
