Germany and five other nations that favor fiscal restraint said a €2 trillion ($2.3 trillion) seven-year European Union budget proposal must be scaled back “by several hundred billion” euros, arguing that it should reflect the budgetary consolidation taking place across the bloc.
Germany and five other nations that favor fiscal restraint said a €2 trillion ($2.3 trillion) seven-year European Union budget proposal must be scaled back “by several hundred billion” euros, arguing that it should reflect the budgetary consolidation taking place across the bloc.
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