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Showing posts with label
fiscal union
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Tuesday, 8 September 2015
Making the Eurozone work better: sovereign default
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Given the current problems in the Eurozone, it is understandable that many non-Eurozone economists remind us that they had doubts from the ...
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Thursday, 3 September 2015
Spain, and how the Eurozone has to get real about countercyclical policy
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Matthew Klein has a good account of how Spain’s macroeconomic fortunes are improving, but only from a very bad place. I’m not that knowle...
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Friday, 2 May 2014
The Eurozone: out of the ashes?
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I was at a gathering a year or so back in which sensible economists were thinking about the transition path for the Eurozone to full fiscal...
11 comments:
Sunday, 24 February 2013
Is a monetary union without fiscal/political union doomed?
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This seems to be a very common view at the moment. The view that the Eurozone will have to move to fiscal union, which implies some form of ...
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