A closer look at an ignored aspect of eurozone monetary policy Sergio Cesaratto is Professor of European monetary and fiscal policies, International Economics, and Growth and development at the University of Siena Adapted for Brave […]
TARGET2 imbalances seem to be an endless source of controversy. At the beginning of the last decade, Hans Werner Sinn claimed that T2 imbalances served to fund current account deficits forgetting the responsibility of German […]
The EU is stuck in its fiscal cul de sac and cannot find its way out. Sergio Cesaratto is Professor of European monetary and fiscal policies, International Economics, and Growth and development at the University […]
The problem with politicians, especially populists, is if they actually do what they had promised. On the senselessness of dollarisation in Argentina. Matías Vernengo is Professor of Economics, Bucknell University (US) and formerly Senior Research […]
An outstanding interview with insights into the current economic and political situation in Italy Sergio Cesaratto teaches European monetary and fiscal policies at the University of Siena. He is author of Heterodox Challenges in Economics […]
Italy’s economic outlook is not rosy, with the US economy in recession and clouds over the German economy heavily dependent on Russian gas (with Italy heavily dependent on exports to Germany). Sergio Cesaratto teaches European […]
Political realism offers useful keys to interpreting the international political economy, which has never been more endangered than today by the military escalation in Ukraine. The EU and Italy risk to be the pots and […]
The Maastricht Treaty was signed on 9 February 1992. Thirty years later it is responsible for much suffering, inequality, and poverty within the fragile eurozone. Sergio Cesaratto teaches European monetary and fiscal policies at the […]
Without a serious change in governance, there is a risk that the new rules of the Stability Pact will lead to a repetition of old mistakes. Sergio Cesaratto teaches European monetary and fiscal policies at […]
Italy has paid for certain ill-advised policies of the ECB – influenced by Berlin, the dominant power in Europe – with dozens of points of additional debt/GDP and finding itself ever poorer, while Germany symmetrically […]
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