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Is Greece trapped in the eurozone?

26 June 2012

Is Greece trapped in the eurozone?

Holger Zemanek
26 June 2012
Political instability in Greece and a further worsening of the banking crisis in Spain recently sparked a new wave of the … Continue reading “Is Greece trapped in the eurozone?”

Euro crisis: politicians cannot bypass the market

24 November 2011

Euro crisis: politicians cannot bypass the market

Holger Zemanek
24 November 2011
The results of the last EU summit were labelled by politicians as the final step to resolve the eurozone debt … Continue reading “Euro crisis: politicians cannot bypass the market”

A financial transaction tax would lead to more regulation and bureaucracy

3 October 2011

A financial transaction tax would lead to more regulation and bureaucracy

Holger Zemanek
3 October 2011
Last week the European Commission presented its proposal for a financial transaction tax (FTT) for the EU27. The new tax … Continue reading “A financial transaction tax would lead to more regulation and bureaucracy”

Blackmail by Athens?

13 May 2011

Blackmail by Athens?

Holger Zemanek
13 May 2011
Last week rumours circulated that Greece is considering leaving the eurozone. In addition, representatives of the European Commission and European … Continue reading “Blackmail by Athens?”

EU commodity taxes won’t raise efficiency

23 August 2010

EU commodity taxes won’t raise efficiency

Holger Zemanek
23 August 2010
According to media reports , the European Commission is planning to introduce taxes on commodities as part of the new … Continue reading “EU commodity taxes won’t raise efficiency”

Euro stabilisation plans are flawed

20 May 2010

Euro stabilisation plans are flawed

Holger Zemanek
20 May 2010
The EU, national governments, academics and media are discussing how to rebuild the shattered EMU stability framework , after the … Continue reading “Euro stabilisation plans are flawed”

The EU rescue package is not a long-term solution

10 May 2010

The EU rescue package is not a long-term solution

Holger Zemanek
10 May 2010
This weekend the EU finance ministers, the EU and the IMF agreed a huge bailout package for the troubled eurozone … Continue reading “The EU rescue package is not a long-term solution”

Borrow as much as you like – the ECB will bail you out

1 April 2010

Borrow as much as you like – the ECB will bail you out

Holger Zemanek
1 April 2010
“Borrow as much as you like – the ECB will bail you out” – that was arguably the implicit message of European … Continue reading “Borrow as much as you like – the ECB will bail you out”

The EU 2020 strategy – the bitter taste of central planning

23 March 2010

The EU 2020 strategy – the bitter taste of central planning

Holger Zemanek
23 March 2010
Just recently, the European Commission set out its proposal for a new economic strategy for Europe, a successor to the failed … Continue reading “The EU 2020 strategy – the bitter taste of central planning”

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