Participant Info

Type

Project type

Research

Title

The impacts of recent inflation developments on the EU finances

Description

This study provides a more exhaustive and granular analysis on the impacts of inflation on EU finances. As inflation does not affect uniformly the economy, certain sectors, categories of expenditure and some Member States and regions are and will be more affected than others. This is notably the case whenever there is a larger than average concentration of projects requiring the purchase of energy intensive goods and services, gross capital formation in infrastructure or the provision of direct income support to farmers in the context of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

Policy area

Economic and Financial Affairs

Date of contract signature

1 January, 2023

Date of final output

Client

European Parliament

Client location

Brussels

Focus countries

European Union Member States

Regions

European Union

Key words

EU Expenditure; Budget; Inflation

Role of Blomeyer & Sanz

Budget

69,800.00

Percentage of participation of Blomeyer & Sanz

14.04%

Partners

WIFO; wiiw

Experts (Experts' emails)

Margit Schratzenstaller, margit.schratzenstaller-altzinger@wifo.ac.at; Marcus Scheilblecker, marcus.scheiblecker@wifo.ac.at; Atanas Pekanov, atanas.pekanov@wifo.ac.at; Philipp Heimberger, heimberger@wiiw.ac.at; Elisabeth Arnold, Elisabeth.Arnold@wifo.ac.a

Experts' fee rates

800; 700

Responsible at BS

Veronika Kubeková

Client's contact details

Alix Delasnerie, alix.delasnerie@europarl.europa.eu

Years

2023-2024