Mr. Graham Stull:

The focus on the comparative dimension of economic governance arrangements is looking at macroeconomic imbalances. That is quite a task at the moment. The AGS is laying out these broad priorities. Within that, one has to look from country to country as to what specific recommendations are needed. One must take into account the fact that there is so much diversity across the European Union that it is difficult to come up with one coherent profile in any area, be it in employment legislation or some other area.