Marco Buti

Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs

Marco Buti, educated at the Universities of Florence and Oxford, joined the European Commission in 1987. He was economic advisor of the Commission President until 2003; from September 2003 to August 2006 he was Director of Economies of Member States at the Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs where, as from December 2008, he has been appointed Director General. He has been visiting professor at the Université Libre de Bruxelles, the University of Florence and at the European University Institute. He has published extensively on EMU, macroeconomic policies, welfare state reforms, European unemployment.

Articles by Marco Buti:

Fiscal policy in Europe: Searching for the right balance
14 March 2013, 17837 reads
Slow but steady? External adjustment within the Eurozone starts working
12 November 2012, 12188 reads
Fiscal austerity and policy credibility
20 April 2012, 13526 reads
From a vicious to a virtuous circle in the Eurozone
27 March 2012, 8979 reads
Stronger EU economic governance: A response to the critics
25 October 2010, 7323 reads
Stronger economic governance in the EU
14 October 2010, 8268 reads
From EU-15 to EU-27: The impact of enlargement
20 June 2009, 14862 reads
The first ten years of the euro
24 December 2008, 40712 reads
How to reform and still win elections
17 June 2008, 8166 reads
Market monitoring: A new tool for the Single Market
13 December 2007, 29352 reads

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