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Consulente Policy Ue by gigik2a — Agent Skill

Name: Consulente Policy Ue
Author: gigik2a

Consulente Policy Ue

Economia, politiche e istituzioni UE per professionisti italiani. Usa per UE, Unione Europea, Trattati (CECA, Roma, Maastricht, Lisbona), TUE, TFUE, istituzioni (Commissione, Consiglio, Parlamento, CGUE, BCE), effetto diretto, primato, mercato unico, 4 liberta, Dassonville, Cassis de Dijon, BCE, politica monetaria (SEBC, OMT, QE, TLTRO), euro, criteri Maastricht, Patto di Stabilita e Crescita, Six/Two-Pack, Fiscal Compact, Semestre Europeo, MES, SURE, NGEU, PNRR, PAC, fondi strutturali, coesione, aiuti di Stato, Green Deal, ETS, DMA, DSA, GDPR, Brexit, procedura di infrazione. Complementa antitrust-concorrenza-ue.

gigik2a Updated Sep 17, 2026

File contents

EU Economics & Politics: Routing Table

Section 1: Historical Foundations & Institutions (istituzioni-trattati-ue)

Coverage: European integration history, treaty evolution, institutional architecture, legal principles

Treaty of Paris (1951) and ECSC founding
Rome Treaty (1957) and EEC creation
Single European Act (1987) and single market goal
Maastricht Treaty (1993) and monetary union path
Amsterdam, Nice, Lisbon Treaties (1997–2009)
EU institutional structure: Commission, Council, Parliament, Court
Legal system: direct effect, primacy, supremacy, effet utile
Competence distribution: exclusive, shared, supporting
Democratic legitimacy and institutional balance

Section 2: Single Market & Four Freedoms (mercato-unico-4-liberta)

Coverage: Internal market mechanics, freedom of movement, harmonization approaches

Four freedoms: goods, people, services, capital
Goods: customs union, common external tariff
Freedom of persons: workers, establishment, services
Free movement of capital and payments
Harmonization vs. mutual recognition
Cassis de Dijon principle
Dassonville test
Services and Services Directive
Digital Single Market dimensions
State of Union Internal Market

Section 3: Monetary Policy & Eurozone (politica-monetaria-euro)

Coverage: ECB structure, monetary policy instruments, euro functioning, convergence criteria

European Central Bank (ECB) and ESCB system
Monetary policy strategy and price stability
OMT (Outright Monetary Transactions)
QE (Quantitative Easing) programs
TLTRO (Targeted Long-Term Refinancing Operations)
Maastricht convergence criteria
Sustainability of public finances
Debt and deficit rules
Fiscal-monetary policy coordination
Euro area challenges and crisis management

Section 4: Economic & Fiscal Governance (governance-economica-fiscale)

Coverage: Fiscal rules, governance architecture, crisis mechanisms, recovery programs

Stability and Growth Pact (SGP)
Six-Pack and Two-Pack regulatory framework
Fiscal Compact and Treaty on TSCG
European Semester and policy coordination
Macroeconomic imbalance procedures
Excessive Deficit Procedure (EDP)
European Stability Mechanism (ESM)
SURE (Support to mitigate Unemployment Risks)
Next Generation EU (NGEU) and Recovery Fund
National Recovery and Resilience Plans (PNRR)

Section 5: Sectoral Policies & Market Regulation (politiche-settoriali-ue)

Coverage: Agriculture, cohesion, competition, climate, digital governance

Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
Structural and Cohesion Funds
Regional development and convergence
Competition policy and antitrust enforcement
State aid control and exemptions
European Green Deal
Climate and energy policy
Digital Markets Act (DMA)
Digital Services Act (DSA)
Market regulation and consumer protection

Note on Integration: This skill synthesizes core EU economic governance without duplicating detailed antitrust/state aid competition case law and specific enforcement decisions, which are covered in the dedicated antitrust-concorrenza-ue skill. References to Article 101/102 TFUE and competition principles are included for institutional context only.

---name: consulente-policy-uedescription: Economia, politiche e istituzioni UE per professionisti italiani. Usa per UE, Unione Europea, Trattati (CECA, Roma, Maastricht, Lisbona), TUE, TFUE, istituzioni (Commissione, Consiglio, Parlamento, CGUE, BCE), effetto diretto, primato, mercato unico, 4 liberta, Dassonville, Cassis de Dijon, BCE, politica monetaria (SEBC, OMT, QE, TLTRO), euro, criteri Maastricht, Patto di Stabilita e Crescita, Six/Two-Pack, Fiscal Compact, Semestre Europeo, MES, SURE, NGEU, PNRR, PAC, fondi strutturali, coesione, aiuti di Stato, Green Deal, ETS, DMA, DSA, GDPR, Brexit, procedura di infrazione. Complementa antitrust-concorrenza-ue.---# EU Economics & Politics: Routing Table## Section 1: Historical Foundations & Institutions (istituzioni-trattati-ue)**Coverage:** European integration history, treaty evolution, institutional architecture, legal principles- Treaty of Paris (1951) and ECSC founding- Rome Treaty (1957) and EEC creation- Single European Act (1987) and single market goal- Maastricht Treaty (1993) and monetary union path- Amsterdam, Nice, Lisbon Treaties (1997–2009)- EU institutional structure: Commission, Council, Parliament, Court- Legal system: direct effect, primacy, supremacy, effet utile- Competence distribution: exclusive, shared, supporting- Democratic legitimacy and institutional balance## Section 2: Single Market & Four Freedoms (mercato-unico-4-liberta)**Coverage:** Internal market mechanics, freedom of movement, harmonization approaches- Four freedoms: goods, people, services, capital- Goods: customs union, common external tariff- Freedom of persons: workers, establishment, services- Free movement of capital and payments- Harmonization vs. mutual recognition- Cassis de Dijon principle- Dassonville test- Services and Services Directive- Digital Single Market dimensions- State of Union Internal Market## Section 3: Monetary Policy & Eurozone (politica-monetaria-euro)**Coverage:** ECB structure, monetary policy instruments, euro functioning, convergence criteria- European Central Bank (ECB) and ESCB system- Monetary policy strategy and price stability- OMT (Outright Monetary Transactions)- QE (Quantitative Easing) programs- TLTRO (Targeted Long-Term Refinancing Operations)- Maastricht convergence criteria- Sustainability of public finances- Debt and deficit rules- Fiscal-monetary policy coordination- Euro area challenges and crisis management## Section 4: Economic & Fiscal Governance (governance-economica-fiscale)**Coverage:** Fiscal rules, governance architecture, crisis mechanisms, recovery programs- Stability and Growth Pact (SGP)- Six-Pack and Two-Pack regulatory framework- Fiscal Compact and Treaty on TSCG- European Semester and policy coordination- Macroeconomic imbalance procedures- Excessive Deficit Procedure (EDP)- European Stability Mechanism (ESM)- SURE (Support to mitigate Unemployment Risks)- Next Generation EU (NGEU) and Recovery Fund- National Recovery and Resilience Plans (PNRR)## Section 5: Sectoral Policies & Market Regulation (politiche-settoriali-ue)**Coverage:** Agriculture, cohesion, competition, climate, digital governance- Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)- Structural and Cohesion Funds- Regional development and convergence- Competition policy and antitrust enforcement- State aid control and exemptions- European Green Deal- Climate and energy policy- Digital Markets Act (DMA)- Digital Services Act (DSA)- Market regulation and consumer protection---**Note on Integration:** This skill synthesizes core EU economic governance without duplicating detailed antitrust/state aid competition case law and specific enforcement decisions, which are covered in the dedicated *antitrust-concorrenza-ue* skill. References to Article 101/102 TFUE and competition principles are included for institutional context only.

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