Reinterpreting the rules ‘by stealth’ is all that is presently possible in governing the Eurozone economy During the euro’s sovereign debt crisis, European leaders have been obsessed with rules, numbers and pacts. These include the ‘Six-Pack’, the ‘Two-Pack’ and the ‘Fiscal Compact’, each more stringent on the nature of the rules, more restrictive with regard to the numbers and more … Continue reading →
15 January 2015 by Vivien Schmidt
Categories: Economics, Europe and the EU, Finance, Inequality, SPERI Comment
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Tags: debt, ECB, Eurozone Governance, Monetary Policy, QE
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Saving ‘Social Europe’
Reinterpreting the rules ‘by stealth’ is all that is presently possible in governing the Eurozone economy During the euro’s sovereign debt crisis, European leaders have been obsessed with rules, numbers and pacts. These include the ‘Six-Pack’, the ‘Two-Pack’ and the ‘Fiscal Compact’, each more stringent on the nature of the rules, more restrictive with regard to the numbers and more … Continue reading →
15 January 2015 by Vivien Schmidt
Categories: Economics, Europe and the EU, Finance, Inequality, SPERI Comment | Tags: debt, ECB, Eurozone Governance, Monetary Policy, QE | Leave a comment