Majority-Rule Taxation for a Social-Federalist Europe

Europe should replace the unanimity rule on fiscal and budgetary matters—which lets tiny Luxembourg (0.1% of EU population) veto taxation of multinationals and billionaires—with majority-rule decision-making via a European assembly composed of national-parliament members allocated by population and political group, so decisions are not country-against-country; if Germany, France, Italy, and Spain (≈80% of eurozone GDP/population) are ready, they should proceed and invite others.