This is evident in the public finances; in the absence of a common budget, it has been hard to lend support to the economic recovery.
It is also evident in the management of bank crises and in the preservation of financial stability, where the splitting of powers among a large number of authorities makes it difficult, at times, to identify the measures to be adopted and slows actions that, to be effective, must instead be taken extremely quickly. Proceeding by means of compromises is becoming increasingly difficult.