Eurozone countries could get a far greater say in each others' economic policies, according to draft documents seen by the BBC.
They would also have to make "concrete commitments" on economic targets, which would be reviewed every year.
These moves, and a closer co-ordination of fiscal measures, will be discussed later this month at a meeting of eurozone leaders, the papers suggest.
They would also have to make "concrete commitments" on economic targets, which would be reviewed every year.
These moves, and a closer co-ordination of fiscal measures, will be discussed later this month at a meeting of eurozone leaders, the papers suggest.
