Eurozone views on economic policy coordination level 2014

This statistic shows opinions regarding the degree of coordination of the European economic policy, among eurozone countries as of 2014. Approximately 85 percent of Spanish respondents thought that there should be more coordination of the European policy between countries of eurozone.

Degree of European economic and budgetary policy coordination in the euro area as of 2014, by country

Characteristic	Appropriate coordination	There should be more coordination	There should be less coordination	Don't know
Spain	5%	85%	2%	8%
Italy	3%	82%	5%	10%
Greece	4%	80%	7%	9%
Portugal	7%	80%	2%	11%
Cyprus	6%	72%	3%	19%
France	5%	71%	13%	11%
Belgium	10%	67%	12%	11%
Slovenia	16%	66%	6%	12%
Latvia	13%	65%	6%	16%
Luxembourg	14%	62%	14%	10%
Malta	14%	60%	3%	23%
Slovakia	11%	56%	10%	23%
Germany	14%	55%	13%	18%
The Netherlands	22%	54%	12%	12%
Austria	16%	54%	16%	14%
Ireland	17%	47%	22%	14%
Finland	23%	42%	13%	22%
Estonia	20%	41%	7%	32%

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Release date

October 2014

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Region

Europe

Survey time period

2014

Number of respondents

16,566 respondents

Age group

15 and older

Special properties

eurozone citizens

Method of interview

Telephone interview

Supplementary notes

* The full question read as follows: "Do you think that the degree to which economic policy, including budgetary policies, is coordinated in the euro area is appropriate? Should there be more or less coordination among euro-area governments?"

As of October 2014, the euro is the official currency of 18 Member States of the EU: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain. These countries are collectively known as the euro area.

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