The Werner report supported the idea of an independent institution for fiscal monitoring and coordination. This thought clearly reflected the concept that a single monetary policy would be supported by sound public finances. More concretely, the report called for ever closer economic policy coordination with an agreed framework for national budgetary policies.
On the other hand, I think it is critical for both firms and households to be forward-looking in their actions to achieve growth and affluence, with, for example, individuals continually pursuing selfbetterment to gain knowledge and skills that lead to greater added value.