John Rapley: Economics as a moral tale January 10, 2019 MDRose Economics, Finance, Globalisation, Inequality 0 The development sector set out to summon the magic of capitalism from the ashes of communism. How is it going? Read here John RapleyLink
Economics Bill Mitchell: The ECB is facing a crisis – rising inflation and risk of Member State insolvency – how to make a problem December 23, 2021 MDRose Economics, EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Financial Institutions, Inequality 0 The only thing that keeps the currency union intact is the ECB acting outside of the legal structures set down by the treaties Read here
Economics The Guardian: The economy needs more than a magic money tree April 16, 2018 MDRose Economics, EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Financial Institutions, National Politics 0 The idea of a People’s Quantitative Easing has been discussed among a group of academics and their associates, which we have featured on BRAVE NEW EUROPE. It is good to see it now entering the […]
EU politics Thomas Fazi and Giacomo Bracci: Sacrificing at the Altar of the Euro June 1, 2018 MDRose EU politics, EU-Institutions, National Politics, Regulation 0 Breaking up the eurozone would be no simple task. But maintaining the single currency dooms progressive politics across the continent. Read here
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