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Finanzierungsalternativen zum EU-Budget

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  • Margit Schratzenstaller-Altzinger
  • Bernd Berghuber

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Die Einnahmenautonomie der EU ist, weil ihr eine Steuerhoheit fehlt und das Gewicht der "traditionellen" Eigenmittel sinkt, inzwischen sehr gering. Die Union finanziert sich primär aus nationalen Beiträgen. Das Fehlen einer Steuerhoheit steht in wachsendem Widerspruch zur vertieften europäischen Integration und dazu, dass aus den EU-Mitteln eine Reihe "europäischer öffentlicher Güter" bzw. Aktivitäten mit grenzüberschreitenden positiven Externalitäten finanziert werden. Eckpunkte einer Reform des Eigenmittelsystems der EU könnten die Abschaffung der Mehrwertsteuer-Eigenmittel, die Beibehaltung der auf dem Bruttonationaleinkommen (BNE) basierenden Eigenmittel als ergänzende Finanzierungsquelle sowie die Zuweisung eigener Steuern an die EU (vor allem Devisentransaktionssteuer und Kerosinsteuer) sein.

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  • Margit Schratzenstaller-Altzinger & Bernd Berghuber, 2006. "Finanzierungsalternativen zum EU-Budget," WIFO Monatsberichte (monthly reports), WIFO, vol. 79(12), pages 893-910, December.
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