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Has London lost its mojo?

27 September 2017
Society and Culture

Has London lost its mojo?

Diego Zuluaga
27 September 2017
I spent Germany’s election weekend in its financial capital, and found a country that is exceptionally comfortable in its own … Continue reading “Has London lost its mojo?”

Stephanie Flanders on the ECB

10 August 2015
Monetary Policy

Stephanie Flanders on the ECB

10 August 2015
Following her address to the 2015 State of the Economy Conference Stephanie Flanders, Managing Director and Chief Market Strategist at JP … Continue reading “Stephanie Flanders on the ECB”

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Dr Thomas Mayer, Founder of the Flossbach von Storch Research Institute in Germany and ex-Chief Economist at Deutsche Bank, spoke to … Continue reading “An interview with Thomas Mayer”

Causes of the euro crisis – Prof Leszek Balcerowicz

5 March 2014
Monetary Policy

Causes of the euro crisis – Prof Leszek Balcerowicz

5 March 2014
The former governor of the central bank of Poland Professor Leszek Balcerowicz has been critical of those who blame the … Continue reading “Causes of the euro crisis – Prof Leszek Balcerowicz”

The Eurozone is doomed to unwind without radical liberalising reforms

26 October 2012

The Eurozone is doomed to unwind without radical liberalising reforms

Philip Booth
26 October 2012
When the euro was formed, the economic debate was marked by a paradox. Liberal economists on the continent were enthusiastic … Continue reading “The Eurozone is doomed to unwind without radical liberalising reforms”

Ben Bernanke’s road to inflation

18 September 2012

Ben Bernanke’s road to inflation

G. R. Steele
18 September 2012
President Obama’s 2009 stimulus has been a disappointment: the Keynesian response is that it failed because it was not big … Continue reading “Ben Bernanke’s road to inflation”

The end of the euro – and the beginning of currency competition

17 September 2012

The end of the euro – and the beginning of currency competition

Eduardo Belgrano
17 September 2012
We are so accustomed to our present currency system that it is difficult to imagine a system of more than … Continue reading “The end of the euro – and the beginning of currency competition”

OMT programme will prolong Spain’s economic crisis

14 September 2012

OMT programme will prolong Spain’s economic crisis

Juan Ramón Rallo
14 September 2012
Living on debt is a Western disease which has been fuelled by the universalisation of inconvertible paper money. Obviously, Spain … Continue reading “OMT programme will prolong Spain’s economic crisis”

Portugal has made progress but needs bigger spending cuts and radical structural reforms

15 August 2012

Portugal has made progress but needs bigger spending cuts and radical structural reforms

André Azevedo Alves
15 August 2012
About a year ago, I wrote that although the focus (at the time) was on Portugal, the viability of the … Continue reading “Portugal has made progress but needs bigger spending cuts and radical structural reforms”

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