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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”

The ECB cannot save Spain

13 August 2012

The ECB cannot save Spain

Juan Ramón Rallo
13 August 2012
Madrid’s persistent pressure for the European Central Bank (ECB) to monetise part of its debt is necessarily a self-defeating strategy. … Continue reading “The ECB cannot save Spain”

Illiquid or bust?

18 May 2012

Illiquid or bust?

Philip Booth
18 May 2012
Working out who exactly owes what to whom in the eurozone is an increasingly difficult job. Money is pouring out … Continue reading “Illiquid or bust?”

Economic fundamentals and the eurozone

23 November 2011

Economic fundamentals and the eurozone

G. R. Steele
23 November 2011
Mainstream macroeconomics presents monetary and fiscal interventions as independent policy options, and this spills over to institutional structures. In the … Continue reading “Economic fundamentals and the eurozone”

The ECB cannot hold back the tide of euro credit and banknotes

17 November 2011

The ECB cannot hold back the tide of euro credit and banknotes

G. R. Steele
17 November 2011
The European Central Bank (ECB) sits at the centre of a clearing system (‘TARGET2’) for national central banks (NCBs) within … Continue reading “The ECB cannot hold back the tide of euro credit and banknotes”

Eurozone on a ‘cliff edge’, ready to fall

7 October 2011

Eurozone on a ‘cliff edge’, ready to fall

Philip Booth
7 October 2011
Recession in the eurozone could trigger widespread sovereign defaults The eurozone sovereign debt situation is on a cliff edge. This … Continue reading “Eurozone on a ‘cliff edge’, ready to fall”

When it comes to the euro zone, 1+1 = 2: whatever the economists and politicians say

20 September 2011

When it comes to the euro zone, 1+1 = 2: whatever the economists and politicians say

Philip Booth
20 September 2011
There is much discussion about how to deal with the indebtedness of eurozone countries. Economic analysis is not straightforward, of course. We always … Continue reading “When it comes to the euro zone, 1+1 = 2: whatever the economists and politicians say”

Why doesn’t Greece simply default?

28 June 2011

Why doesn’t Greece simply default?

Philipp Bagus
28 June 2011
A second aid package to the Greek government hinges on severe austerity measures. Why doesn’t Greece simply default and leave the … Continue reading “Why doesn’t Greece simply default?”

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