Would market volatility amidst global trade tensions and uncertainty cause a global recession? Although the world’s major central banks had managed to avoid risks in the first week of June, despite some small variations at […]
While Europe is purshing for a cashless society, many in the US coprehend the dangers. Read here
Only six conventional German bonds currently yield above 0% Prospect raises question of where funds will find returns Read here
Ignore the beginning of Marshall Auerback’s article. Berlusconi currently has no real influence upon policy in Italy. This is solely an idea of the government coalition. Lars P. Syll is an economist at the Faculty […]
Greece will hold a snap election on 7 July. Zoe Alipranti writes that it is widely expected New Democracy will finish in first place ahead of Syriza, as occurred at the recent European elections. She […]
So Europe is back to its Franco-German rivalry and emerging out of that process is the unthinkable – Bundesbank President, Jens Weidmann – becoming a front-runner to take over the ECB role. He is a […]
Cities say short-term holiday lettings market is contributing to soaring long-term rents. The notoriously neo-liberal European Court is trying to stop cities from regulating companies such as Airbnb. Read here
Branko Milanović has written a few articles recently cocerning the contradictions between a persons creativity and personal life. Initially sceptical, we did not cross-post these. In the meantime we agree he does have a point. […]
Quinn Slobodian’s talk on 13 June in Berlin. We would like to thank Quinn for giving the talk and OXI Blog for making this film possible, not to forget Dustin who does the filming and […]
Whilst shifts in fiscal policy, as well as their timing, will influence the direction of real GDP growth, the degree of change will be significantly impacted by the size of the fiscal multiplier. This, of […]
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