Recoge: 1.The model - 2.Data selection and processing - 3.Forecast performances - 4.A few remarks about model robustness - 5.Conclusion - 6.References - 7.Annex.

Recoge: Executive symmary. 1. A working definition of spillover. - Part 1: Theory. - 2. A working definition of spillover. - Part 2: Empirical findings. - 3. Budgetary spillover and short-term interest rates. - 4. Budgetary spillover and long-term interest rates. - 5. Budgetary stabilisation and the level of public debt. - 6. Spillover form economic reform. - 7. Macroeconomic and welfare effects of structural and budgetary policies: spillover in the MSG3 model. - Part 3: conclusions. - 8. Summary, recommendations and future research. - Appendix. - References.

Recoge: 1. Introduction. - 2. Stylised facts about labour productivity growth and its driving forces. - 3. Evaluation of the different approaches for making long-run productivity projections. - 4. Overview of the methodology adopted for the present projections. - 5. Main results of baseline projections. - 6. Sensitive tests on productivity and GDP per capita. - 7. Concluding remarks. - 8. Annexes.

Recoge: 1.Introduction. - 2.Industrial Confidence Indicator versus the Business Climate Indicator for the euro area. - 3.Factor models: Theoretical background. - 4.Empirical results for the euro area. - 5.Empirical results for individual Member States. - 6.Overall conclusions and outlook.