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,To Co-ordinate or Not to Co-ordinate: an Economist’s Perspective on the Rationale for Fiscal Policyrning both the implementation of the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP) and, more generally, the future of EU institutions, became more apparent. First came the decision of the ECOFIN council, in November 2003, to waive the sanctions recommended by the Commission against France and Germany. Then came t