Examples of using Cecchini report in English and their translations into German
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The Cecchini report told too many lies.
Subject: A study to complement the Cecchini report.
The Cecchini report has been published in the'Document' series.
So said Lord Cockfield in his foreword to the Cecchini report-"1992: The European Challenge.
The Cecchini report quantified a number of the advantages of the single market in terms of additional growth and new jobs.
These costs were too opaque to be assessed in the Cecchini Report, but they are undoubtedly high.
In this sense the Cecchini report was very useful, as it accurately pinpointed and calculated the obstacles and delays.
EL Madam President,before the Internal Market Programme of 1992 there was the Cecchini Report on the costs of non-Europe.
Mr Mallia referred to the Cecchini report, which should be updated and could generate the same amount of momentum.
And that is why we call on the Commission to table a study, a kind of Cecchini report, on what non-enlargement would cost.
The Cecchini report of 1988 estimated that the integration of the financial markets of 8 Member States would increase the value-added of their financial services by 0.7% of GDP26;
Might I ask the Commissioner whether there will not be a Cecchini Report, because having some quantified targets always provides a measure of motivation?
The Cecchini Report expects the completion of the internal market to be able to create between two and five million jobs in the long term, after an initial drop in employment, on condition that certain macroeconomic measures are taken.
Its economic and employment advantages, which were already highlighted by the Cecchini report at the end of the 1980s, are still of relevance today.
According to the Cecchini Report, which was the result of a research project on the cost of non-Europe, the three main categories of financial services will benefit from integration to the tune of some ECU 22 billion.
In a replication of the price differential analysis found in the Cecchini report, significant price differences are found to remain across countries.
The Cecchini report on'the cost of non-Europe', drawn up in 1988 for the European Commission, sees the single market as the way to achieve additional growth of 5% in Community gross domestic product(GDP), price reductions of 6% and 2 000 000 new jobs.
The EESC welcomes the fact that, a quarter of a century after the publication of the Cecchini report in 1988, the Commission and the European Parliament have reopened the debate on the cost of non-Europe.
This has led the Commissioner for External Relations, Frans Andriessen,to declare in Washington on 23 February that the Cecchini Report on the effects of the single market had underestimated the growth in confidence and investments.
The famous 1987 Commission report on the"cost of non-Europe"(known as the Cecchini report from the name of its rapporteur-general) estimated the benefit of opening up public procurement at ECU 22bn.
More generally, it is important tonote that whereas implementation of the single-market policy was preceded by a number of studies, of which the best known is the Cecchini report on the cost of non-Europe, no specific studies were devoted to the possible impact on consumers of the changes expected to result from the opening up of frontiers in 1993.
That positive role cannot be called into doubtgiven the developments which have fallen below the predictions in the Cecchini report, which were excessively optimistic, but back then it was impossible to predict the fall of the Berlin Wall and the recession of the early 1990s.
