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- Demetriades, Panicos O., author.
- Newcastle upon Tyne : Agenda Publishing, 2020
- Description
- Book — xviii, 138 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
- Summary
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Over the past decade central banks have taken on new and expanded roles in an attempt to manage the global financial crisis. The European Central Bank (ECB) has been no exception. If anything, because of the incomplete architecture of the euro, the ECB has faced more serious challenges than either the Bank of England or the Federal Reserve. With the onset of the euro crisis, the ECB was forced to take on powers that went well beyond the conventions of standard monetary policy to prevent European Monetary Union from unravelling. Panicos Demetriades, former Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus during the country's bailout in 2013, examines the role of the ECB and its adoption of these new powers, which have led to legal and political challenges, high level resignations and the controversial removal of central bankers from their posts without due process. Demetriades argues that at a time when stability and action are needed to secure the future of the euro, the very foundations of the Euro-system are being eroded, namely its ability to act independently. The book provides a lively and insightful account of the processes that can make or break the euro.
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HG2976 .D46 2020 | Unknown |
- United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Foreign Relations. Subcommittee on Europe and Regional Security Cooperation, author.
- Washington : U.S. Government Publishing Office, 2019.
- Description
- Book — iii, 38 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
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- Quatremer, Jean, author.
- Paris : Calmann Lévy, [2019]
- Description
- Book — 665 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
- Summary
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- Vingt ans après
- La crise grecque bouscule l'euro
- L'erreur des "doctor doom"
- Le "choc fédéral" n'a pas eu lieu
- Un euro fantasmé
- Un euro à la légitimité politique fragile
- L'euro, enfant de mai 68 ?
- Un projet d'union monétaire prématuré
- Un couple de choc
- François Mitterrand fait le choix de l'Europe
- L'Europe relancée
- La tactique du petit poucet
- Une Dame de fer flouée
- Balladur relance le projet de monnaie unique
- Le don du mark à l'Europe
- Delors convainc Kohl
- Kohl prêt à sacrifier le mark
- Jacques dans la fosse aux lions
- Le champagne des gouverneurs
- Beuverie bavaroise
- La chute du Mur
- Les hésitations de Kohl
- Kohl fait un geste
- L'union politique est lancée
- Maastricht : les tables de la loi
- Les muses du président
- Le couperet de 1999
- Une horloge dans la construction européenne
- Un traité "précuit"
- Réunions secrètes franco-allemandes
- "L'abominable problème italien"
- Des critères, mais lesquels ?
- Le combat des Belges
- "Drei komma null"
- Faut-il aider les pays en crise ?
- Londres quitte le navire
- Doutes d'après-sommet
- Les marchés à l'assaut du projet de monnaie unique
- La superbe indifférence de la Bundesbank
- Le choc danois
- L'humiliation de Washington
- Un faucon sous pression
- Trichet préfère le téléphone
- Un gaffeur humilié
- Les anti-maastrichtiens donnent de la voix
- Incident et mésentente
- Le triomphe des faucons
- La bière du chancelier
- Le compromis de Bruxelles
- Un Britannique à la rescousse
- Le coup de fil de Matignon
- Vers l'euro
- La laborieuse relance
- Stark se fâche
- L'UEM en panne
- Balladur sauve les meubles
- Un scepticisme tenace
- Un chancelier en cardigan
- Une ambiance délétère
- Un bulldozer dans un magasin de porcelaine
- Deux cathos à Versailles
- Un président qui inquiète
- Un premier rendez-vous annulé
- L'optimisme revient
- Chirac se convertit
- "Euro, tu es euro"
- L'euro aura l'accent allemand
- Stark dans ses oeuvres
- La Buba en première ligne
- Waigel sous pression de ses "faucons"
- La France, dès l'origine, veut des sanctions contre les "mauvais élèves"
- Les difficultés commencent
- Le voyage d'Arthuis
- Bonn négocie
- Crispation allemande
- Vers l'affrontement
- Une négociation surréaliste
- "Ich bin ein Politiker"
- Chirac aux toilettes
- L'euro a l'accent allemand
- La France renonce au gouvernement économique
- Une demande française qui remonte à 1990
- Résistances allemandes
- Qui est responsable de la politique de change ?
- Concilier des désirs contradictoires
- Le gouvernement économique en mode mineur
- Oppositions philosophiques
- Le refus français du fédéralisme
- Le retour des socialistes
- Le PS tient ses promesses
- L'épreuve du feu
- Un habillage plus politique et plus social
- La glace est rompue
- Le chemin de Damas de Waigel
- Blair part en guerre
- "Les mouches ne méritent pas cela !"
- La ruée vers l'euro
- Miracle à l'italienne
- La fin de l'illusion d'une mini-union monétaire
- L'Espagne poignarde la "solidarité méditerranéenne"
- Le retour de la lire
- Les marchés parient sur l'euro
- Ultimes manoeuvres allemandes pour torpiller l'Italie
- L'Italie disqualifiée ?
- Chirac dissout
- Les astuces de comptables
- L'Allemagne tentée par les astuces comptables
- La Commission tance l'Espagne
- Les dés sont, jetés
- L'Italie in ou out ?
- Onze pays qualifiés
- L'Allemagne s'enthousiasme
- Les banquiers centraux font main basse sur la BCE
- Wim Duisenberg, le candidat des banquiers centraux
- Le pas de trop
- La colère de l'Élysée
- Trichet se prend les pieds dans le tapis
- La légende d'un accord Mitterrand-Kohl
- L'indépendance, quelle indépendance ?
- La France rétive à l'indépendance de la Banque centrale
- Le silence de l'Élysée
- Duisenberg s'isole
- Le second "putsch" des banquiers centraux
- Les banquiers centraux hors la bulle
- Trichet versus Duisenberg
- Le "come-back" de Trichet
- Les premières tentatives de compromis
- Un fauteuil pour deux
- "La fin de la démocratie"
- Des ministres des Finances émus
- Un déjeuner qui s'éternise
- Blair dépassé
- Kohl en difficulté
- Le dénouement
- Chirac qui rit, Kohl qui pleure
- Gueule de bois d'après-sommet
- Le pied de nez de Duisenberg
- L'euro ne sera pas "de gauche"
- Fin de partie pour Helmut Kohl
- De la République de Bonn à la République de Berlin
- Oskar Lafontaine vs Banques centrales
- Réguler les marchés financiers ?
- L'esprit de Pôrtschach
- La France socialiste lâche Lafontaine
- Le leurre de l'esprit de Pôrtschach
- Duisenberg fait un geste
- Les budgets sous haute surveillance
- Qui contrôle la BCE ?
- Des gouvernements schizophrènes
- Le jour de l'euro
- L'euro, "un enfant prématuré et chétif"
- L'euro attaqué
- La BCE prend la défense de l'euro
- L'euro atteint son plus bas historique à 0,82 dollar
- Le passage à l'euro fiduciaire, un coup de maître
- L'euro cher
- Le sentiment inflationniste
- "La Grèce, c'est notre club Med, on se la paiera"
- Le premier mensonge grec
- L'Allemagne et la France minent le Pacte de stabilité
- "Le Pacte n'a pas été conçu pour s'appliquer à l'Allemagne"
- L'euro de douze à dix-neuf membres
- Le "conseil de sécurité" de la BCE
- L'euro flambe
- La crise des subprimes
- La crise touche le vieux continent
- L'euro atteint son sommet historique
- Et ce fut Lehman Brother
- L'euro bouclier
- L'impotence de l'Union et des États
- Merkel, la dame de plomb
- Vous n'avez pas voulu le fédéralisme ? vous aurez la crise ! (2009- ))
- Les États punis par là où ils ont péché
- Berlin murmure à l'oreille des marchés
- Le nouveau mensonge grec
- "Frau nein" à la manoeuvre
- Goldman Sachs et les fonds spéculatifs attaquent la Grèce
- De l'anxiété à la panique
- La Grèce, un pays sans État
- L'inconscience des Européens
- La troisième faillite de la Grèce
- Un premier plan d'aide à 110 milliards d'euros
- 860 milliards d'euros pour sauver l'euro
- Fallait-il sauver la Grèce ?
- Berlin relance la crise
- L'erreur des États
- Qui sont les marchés ?
- Les banques allemandes jouent les boulefeux
- Vers la renationalisation du marché de la dette ?
- Vers la restructuration de la dette grecque
- Le Portugal tombe à son tour
- Nationalisme bancaire
- Le Pacte de stabilité retrouve son accent allemand
- La "règle d'or" européenne coulée dans de l'acier trempé
- La dette grecque restructurée
- L'Europe rattrapée par ses banques
- La BCE, L'indispensable pompier de la zone
- De la tôle à l'accident industriel
- Bunga Bunga à Rome
- La démocratie mise à l'épreuve
- Un échec européen
- La Grèce, l'éternel retour
- La zone euro prête à éjecter la Grèce
- Berlin se réconcilie avec Athènes
- Eureka
- L'union bancaire, un saut fédéral
- L'Allemagne limite l'Union bancaire
- Berlin accepte à reculons un "filet de sécurité"
- "To do whatever it takes to preserve the euro"
- "L'euro reste, il reste, il reste"
- Tournant
- La BCE fait tourner la planche à billets
- L'euro au bord de la crise de nerfs (2013- ?)
- Une économie casino
- Nicosie refuse la restructuration de ses banques
- Le parlement chypriote rejette le plan de l'Eurogroupe
- La crise de la zone euro est devenue politique
- Grèce, l'éternel retour
- Antônis Samards, , le boutefeu
- L'Allemagne paiera
- La bourrasque Varoufdkis
- Varoufdkis au pays des ministres des Finances
- Humour grec contre rigidité allemande
- La Grèce isolée
- Varoufdkis démonétisé
- Pugilat à l'Eurogroupe
- Aléxis Tsipras, secrétaire général d'un bureau politique
- Coup de poker
- La Grèce doit être punie
- Tsipras se débarrasse de son aile gauche
- Un scandale démocratique
- La mafia des droites européennes
- L'Italie défit la zone euro
- La Commission menace
- L'Allemagne, le problème de la zone euro
- La zone euro, un pouvoir autocratique
- Que faire ?
- L'euro, un succès technique
- Imperium germanique
- Une Allemagne européenne dans une Europe allemande
- La zone euro plus fragile que jamais
- Faillites françaises
- Emmanuel Macron tente de reprendre la main
- L'Allemagne reste l'Allemagne
- Hubris allemande.
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- Randow, Jana, author.
- Prima edizione - Milano : Rizzoli, ottobre 2019
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- Book — 333 pages ; 22 cm
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5. Economics of monetary union [2018]
- Grauwe, Paul de, author.
- Twelfth Edition. - United Kingdon : Oxford University Press, [2018]
- Description
- Book — x, 289 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Summary
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- Part One: Costs and Benefits of Monetary Union
- 1: The costs of common currency
- 2: The theory of optimum currency areas: a critique
- 3: The benefits of a common currency
- 4: Costs and benefits compared Part Two: Monetary Union
- 5: The fragility of incomplete monetary union
- 6: Transition to a monetary union
- 7: How to complete a monetary union?
- 8: Leaving a monetary union
- 9: The European central bank
- 10: Monetary policy in the Eurozone
- 11: Fiscal policies in monetary unions
- 12: The euro and financial markets.
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HG930.5 .G674 2018 | Unknown |
6. Macroprudential banking supervision & monetary policy : legal interaction in the European Union [2018]
- Amorello, Luca, author.
- Macroprudential banking supervision and monetary policy Cham, Switerland : Palgrave Macmillan, [2018]
- Description
- Book — ix, 408 pages ; 22cm
- Summary
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- Chapter 1. Introduction.-
- Chapter 2. Law & Economics of Macroprudential Banking Supervision.-
- Chapter 3. A Legal Approach to Monetary Policy.-
- Chapter 4. Policy Interactions and Conflicts.-
- Chapter 5. The Legal Interaction in The EU Institutional Framework.-
- Chapter 6. Some Concluding Remarks .
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HG925 .A6 2018 | Unknown |
- Whyman, Philip, author.
- Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, 2018.
- Description
- Book — xiv, 115 pages ; 25 cm.
- Summary
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- Introduction
- Why is the current model of EMU not working?
- Single currency or common currency?
- Monetary policy in the Keynesian EMU
- Rediscovering fiscal policy
- Breathing life into the European social model
- Conclusion.
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HG925 .W49 2018 | Unknown |
- Ehnts, Dirk, author.
- London ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2017.
- Description
- Book — xiii, 208 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- Table of Contents
- Introduction Part I - Theoretical Foundations
- Chapter 1. Substance and purposes of economic activity Part II - Money and Credit
- Chapter 2. Debts and balance sheets
- Chapter 3. The creation of bank deposits (deposits)
- Chapter 4. The creation of central bank deposits
- Chapter 5. The instruments of a central bank (monetary policy)
- Chapter 6. The creation of sovereign securities (fiscal policy)
- Chapter 7. The sustainability of the financial system
- Chapter 8. Inflation and deflation Part III - Analysis
- Chapter 9. A macroeconomic model
- Chapter 10. Europe before the euro
- Chapter 11. The situation with the euro Part IV - Reform
- Chapter 12. How do we restore demand?
- Chapter 13. The future - with or without the euro? Conclusion Further readings Index.
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- Schelkle, Waltraud, author.
- First edition. - Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2017.
- Description
- Book — xii, 370 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Summary
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- PART I: BUILDING BLOCKS-- PART II: EVOLVING MONETARY UNIONS OF LIMITED RISK-SHARING-- PART III: SOLIDARITY IN ACTION.
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10. The euro and the battle of ideas [2016]
- Brunnermeier, Markus Konrad author.
- Princeton : Princeton University Press, [2016]
- Description
- Book — viii, 440 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Summary
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- 1 Introduction 1 PART I: POWER SHIFTS AND GERMAN-FRENCH DIFFERENCES
- 2 Power Shifts 17 Lethargy of European Institutions 18 The First Power Shift: From Brussels to National Capitals 20 The Second Power Shift: To Berlin-Paris and Ultimately to Berlin 27 After the Power Shift 33
- 3 Historical Roots of German-French Differences 40 Cultural Differences 41 Federalism versus Centralism 43 Mittelstand versus National Champions 48 Collaborative versus Confrontational Labor Unions 51 Historical Inflation Experiences 54
- 4 German-French Differences in Economic Philosophies 56 Fluid Traditions: Switch to Opposites 56 German Economic Tradition 59 French Economic Tradition 67 International Economics 74 PART II: MONETARY AND FISCAL STABILITY: THE GHOST OF MAASTRICHT
- 5 Rules, Flexibility, Credibility, and Commitment 85 Time-Inconsistency: Ex Ante versus Ex Post 86 External Commitments: Currency Pegs, Unions, and the Gold Standard 89 Internal Commitments: Reputation and Institutional Design 91 Managing Current versus Avoiding Future Crisis 94
- 6 Liability versus Solidarity: No-Bailout Clause and Fiscal Union 97 The No-Bailout Clause 98 Fiscal Unions 100 Eurobonds 111 Policy Recommendations 115
- 7 Solvency versus Liquidity 116 Buildup of Imbalances and the Naked Swimmer 117 Solvency 118 Liquidity 119 Crossing the Rubicon via Default 125 Sovereign-Debt Restructuring and Insolvency Mechanism 126 Fiscal Push: Increasing Scale and Scope of EFSF and ESM 127 Monetary Push 131 Policy Recommendations 133
- 8 Austerity versus Stimulus 135 The Fiscal Multiplier Debate 137 The Output Gap versus Unsustainable Booms Debate 143 Politics Connects Structural Reforms and Austerity 145 The European Policy Debate on Austerity versus Stimulus 148 Lessons and Policy Recommendations 153 PART III: FINANCIAL STABILITY: MAASTRICHT'S STEPCHILD
- 9 The Role of the Financial Sector 157 Traditional Banking 159 Modern Banking and Capital Markets 162 Cross-Border Capital Flows and the Interbank Market 166
- 10 Financial Crises: Mechanisms and Management 173 Financial Crisis Mechanisms 175 Crisis Management: Monetary Policy 185 Crisis Management: Fiscal Policy and Regulatory Measures 194 Ex Ante Policy: Preventing a Crisis 206
- 11 Banking Union, European Safe Bonds, and Exit Risk 210 Banking in a Currency Union 211 Safe Assets: Flight-to-Safety Cross-Border Capital Flows 222 Redenomination and Exit Risks 226 Policy Recommendations 233 PART IV: OTHERS' PERSPECTIVES
- 12 Italy 237 Battling Economic Philosophies within Italy 237 Mezzogiorno: Convergence or Divergence within a Transfer Union 239 Italy's Economic Challenges 242 Politics and Decline 245
- 13 Anglo-American Economics and Global Perspectives 249 Diverging Traditions 251 The Politics of Looking for Recovery: The United States 261 The Politics of Thinking Outside Europe: The United Kingdom 267 The Global Perspectives: China and Russia 279 Conclusion 286
- 14 The International Monetary Fund (IMF) 287 The IMF's Philosophy and Crisis Management 289 The IMF's Initial Involvement in the Euro Crisis 295 The IMF and the Troika 300 A Change in the IMF's Leadership 304 Loss of Credibility: Muddling Through, Delayed Greek PSI 306
- 15 European Central Bank (ECB) 313 The ECB before the Crisis: Institutional Design and Philosophy 315 The ECB's Early Successes and Defeats 325 The ECB and Conditionality 331 Lending and Asset Purchase Programs 343 Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) for European Banks 368 Taking Stock: Where Does the ECB Stand? 372
- 16 Conclusion: Black and White or Twenty-Eight Shades of Gray? 375 Acknowledgments 391 Notes 393 Index 427.
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- Stiglitz, Joseph E. author.
- First edition. - New York : W.W. Norton & Company, [2016]
- Description
- Book — xxix, 416 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Summary
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- Part I. Europe in crisis. The euro crisis ; The euro: the hope and the reality ; Europe's dismal performance
- Part II. Flawed from the start. When can a single currency ever work? ; The euro: a divergent system ; Monetary policy and the European Central Bank
- Part III. Misconceived policies. Crises policies: how Troika policies compounded the flawed Eurozone structure, ensuring depression ; Structural reforms that further compounded failure
- Part IV. A way forward? Creating a Eurozone that works ; Can there be an amicable divorce? ; Toward a flexible euro ; The way forward.
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- Johnston, Alison, 1982- author.
- Ithaca : Cornell University Press, 2016.
- Description
- Book — xvii, 223 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- 1. Incomplete Monetary Union and Europe's Current Crisis
- 2. From Order to Disorder: How Monetary Union Changed National Labor Markets
- 3. Monetary Regimes, Wage Bargaining, and the Current Account Crisis in the EMU South: Empirical Evidence
- 4. National Central Banks and Inflation Convergence: Danish and Dutch Corporatism Inside and Outside of Monetary Union
- 5. Strength in Rigidity: Public Sector Employment Reform and Wage Suppression in Germany, the Netherlands and Italy
- 6. Sheltered Sector Dominance under a Common Currency: Irrational Exuberance in Ireland and Fragmentation in Spain
- 7. EMU, the Politics of Wage Inflation, and Crisis: Implications for Current Debates and Policy.
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- First edition. - Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2016.
- Description
- Book — xvi, 297 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Summary
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- 1. Introduction: The Political and Economic Dynamics of the Eurozone Crisis
- 2. 'States Choose but not Under Circumstances of Their Own Making': A New Interpretation of the Integration Debate in Light of the European Financial Crisis
- 3. The Euro's Twin Challenges: Experience and Lessons
- 4. Competitiveness and the European Financial Crisis
- 5. 'United We Fall': The Euro Area's Silent Balance of Payment Crisis in Comparison with Previous Ones
- 6. Searching Under the Lamp-Post: The Evolution of Fiscal Surveillance
- 7. Fiscal Governance and Fiscal Outcomes under EMU before and after the Crisis
- 8. The ECB as a Strategic Actor: Central Banking in a Politically Fragmented Monetary Union
- 9. International in Life, National in Death? Banking Nationalism on the Road to Banking Union
- 10. Free Sailing or Tied to the Mast? The Political Costs of Monetary Adjustment in Iceland, Latvia and Ireland
- 11. New Institutional Dynamics in the European Union.
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HC240 .P5923 2016 | Unknown |
- Pelagidēs, Theodōros K. author.
- Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire : Palgrave Macmillan, 2016.
- Description
- Book — xv, 236 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
- Summary
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- List of Figures List of Tables
- 1. Introduction PART I: THE 'PARTY PERIOD' BEFORE THE CRISIS
- 2. The costs and benefits for joining a common currency with emphasis on weaker member-states 2.1. Potential Sources of conflicts/costs: De-synchronization of business cycles 2.2. Demand disturbances and trade 2.3. Responses to labor market rigidities 2.4. Shortage of money stocks for the peripheral countries 2.5. External Imbalances 2.6. The effect of a monetary union on trade between member-states 2.7. Ten years of EMU (2000-2009). Convergence or divergence prevailed?
- 3. Greece before the crisis. The critical years in domestic Politics 3.1. The discussion in the Greek Parliament ahead of the ratification of the Maastricht Treaty 3.2. Various other debates and key speeches in the Greek Parliament during the term of the government that brought the Maastricht treaty for ratification by the Greek Parliament
- 4. What the IMF and EU bodies were reporting for Greece during the accession period ('90s) and the 2000-2009 golden years, as well during the implementation of the conditionality program, in particular with respect to the fiscal consolidation policy mix 4.1. IMF reports during the accession period ('90s) and the 2000-2009 'golden years'. 4.2. The implementation of the conditionality program: Fiscal consolidation and the issue of spending cuts vs. revenue increases 4.2.1. Research with regard to the policy mix of fiscal adjustments 4.2.2. IMF progress reports on the Greek Conditionality Program 4.3 European Union bodies' reports and decisions. 4.3.1. Annual country specific recommendations by the Council and European Commission recommendations to the Council. 4.3.2. The decision to admit Greece to the euro area. PART II: GREECE'S FREE FALL 2010-2013
- 5. The Troika period reconsidered 5.1. The Greek public finances and debt. A Brief overview 5.2. The run up to the memorandum 5.3. What the Memorandum initially provided 5.4. Implementing the Memorandum as of September 2011 and the Medium Term Fiscal Strategy 5.5. Incentives and unraveling the impasse Appendix to
- 5: OECD structural indicators in key network industries
- 6. Assessing the intentions of the government(s) since the ratification of the Maastricht treaty 6.1. The 1990-93 program, design and implementation 6.2. The 2010 program. Design, implementation and comparison with the 1990-93 approach. 6.3. The 'internal devaluation' fallacy of 2010-2012 6.4. The other side of the internal devaluation fallacy - the approach to the labor market deregulation during 2010-12. 6.5. The lack of a strategy to enhance growth - in Greece and in Europe 6.6. The private sector death - trap: Undermining the financial sector, jeopardizing macroeconomic stability and questioning the European future of the country 6.6.1. The PSI 6.6.2. Euro area exit PART III: LOOKING AHEAD
- 7. Greece: Why did the forceful internal devaluation fail to kick-start an export led growth? 7.1. Introduction 7.2. Employment 7.3. Wages and earnings 7.4. Labour cost indexes and exports 7.5. Conclusions and further remarks
- 8. Giving Greece a chance to succeed
- 9. Structural differences ensure permanent shock-trends that play into the above. A closer and more democratic union to heal economic asymmetries helping southern member-states 9.1. The compromise of the euro area: Common monetary, national fiscal and structural policies 9.2. Evaluating the current structure of powers and democratic mandates 9.3. How changes in the structure of the democratic mandates can secure a 'closer and more democratic' Union 9.4. The role of European parties
- 10. Conclusions Index.
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HC295 .P3797 2016 | Unknown |
- Abingdon, Oxon ; New York : Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, 2015.
- Description
- Book — xviii, 204 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- I. Transatlantic Linkages
- 1. Ken Ash, The Implications of Global Value Chains for Trade Policy and Trade Agreement
- 2. Ivan Belyacz and Erzsebet Szasz, The Deeper Roots of the Financial System's Propensity to Crisis
- 3. Bruno Dallago, The Financial and Real Crisis in the Eurozone and Vulnerable Economies II. The Crisis and Policies: A Transatlantic Perspective
- 4. Steven Rosefielde, Secular Crisis: The Mundell-Fleming Trilemma and EU De-Legitimization
- 5. Quinn Mills, Assessment of the EU's management of the EZ crisis
- 6. Nicola Acocella, A Tale of two cities: Exit Policies in Washington and Frankfurt III. Institutions, Rivalry and the Consequences for Democracy
- 7. Simona Piattoni, Institutional Innovations and EU Legitimacy after the Crisis
- 8. Paul Blokker, The European Crisis as a Crisis of Democratic Capitalism
- 9. Layna Mosley, (De)Fault Lines? The EU, National Governments and Private Capital Markets in the Post-Crisis Era IV. The European Currency and Transatlantic Relations
- 10. Domenico Mario Nuti, Euroarea: Premature, Diminished, Divergent
- 11. Paolo Guerrieri, The Euro Crisis and its Impact upon Transatlantic Relations
- 12. Alfred Steinherr, Why Germany should leave the Euro
- 13. Roberto Tamborini, EMU 2.0 and the German Problem.
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HG925 .C75 2015 | Unknown |
- European Lawyers' Union. Congress (27th : 2013 : Lisbon, Portugal)
- Bruxelles : Bruylant, c2015.
- Description
- Book — 211 p. : ill., charts ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- Opening remarks and keynote speech
- Keynote Speech to the XXVII General Congress of the UAE
- Economic and financial crisis: the response of the european union Reflections on the Euro Crisis and on the Role of Germany
- The Eurozone Crisis: the Way Forward
- Eu state aid control in the banking sector Introductory Remarks by the Moderator
- Overview of State Aid for Banks since the Beginning of the Financial Crisis
- The Economic and Financial Crisis in Europe: State Aid and Banks in the European Union - Selected Examples
- State aid control in the banking sector: the recapitalisation of Portuguese Banks
- The Spanish Financial Sector Restructuring from a State Aid Law Perspective
- The Irish Banking Crisis - a Special Case
- The reform of the banking sector in europe the future banking union
- Deposit Guarantee Schemes in the Banking Union
- Macro-Prudential Policy and the Single Supervisory Mechanism
- The Reform of the Banking Sector in Europe the Future Banking Union
- The Role of the European Central Bank in the Single Supervisory Mechanism
- Legal and economic perspectives of the eu support policies for growth and economic recovery The European Union Institutional and Budgetary Framework for Growth and Recovery
- Le rôle de l'innovation et de la recherche dans la reprise économique de l'UE.
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HC240 .E8396 2013 | Unknown |
- United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Subcommittee on National Security and International Trade and Finance, author.
- Washington : U.S. Government Publishing Office, 2015. Washington, DC : For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Publishing Office
- Description
- Book — iii, 46 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
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Y 4.B 22/3:S.HRG.114-110 | Unknown |
- Hinarejos Parga, Alicia, 1979- author.
- First edition. - Oxford, United Kingdom : Oxford University Press, 2015.
- Description
- Book — xvii, 219 pages ; 24 cm.
- Summary
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- Introduction
- 1. An Asymmetric Economic and Monetary Union
- 2. The Euro Area Crisis
- 3. The Responses to the Crisis
- 4. The Evolution of EMU: Challenges and Underlying Principles
- 5. The Mechanics of EMU Integration and Questions of Competence
- 6. Intergovernmentalism
- 7. The Shapes and Problems of Multi-speed integration
- 8. The Courts and the Crisis
- 9. Constitutional Obstacles to Further Integration
- 10. The Future of EMU: Models of Integration
- Conclusion.
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KJE7051 .H56 2015 | Unknown |
- Sandbu, Martin E., author.
- Princeton : Princeton University Press, [2015]
- Description
- Book — xiv, 313 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Summary
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- *Frontmatter, pg. i*Contents, pg. vii*Preface, pg. xi*ONE. A Giant Historic Mistake?, pg. 1*TWO. Before the Fall, pg. 25*THREE. Greece and the Idolatry of Debt, pg. 48*FOUR. Ireland: The Private Is Political, pg. 80*FIVE. Europe Digs Deeper, pg. 106*SIX. Righting the Course: From Bail-Out to Bail-In, pg. 139*SEVEN. If Europe Dared to Write Down Debt, pg. 165*EIGHT. Europe's Real Economic Challenges, pg. 189*NINE. The Politics That the Euro Needs, pg. 217*TEN. Great Britain or Little England?, pg. 242*ELEVEN. Remembering What the Euro Is For, pg. 265*Notes, pg. 273*Index, pg. 303.
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HG925 .S24 2015 | Unknown |
- Caton, Valerie, 1952- author.
- Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ; New York, NY : Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
- Description
- Book — xi, 211 pages ; 23 cm.
- Summary
-
- Preface PART I: 1970-1991 Engaging Germany, Modernising France The Drive For A European Treaty On Economic And Monetary Union (EMU)
- 1. Introduction: Why did France want EMU?
- 2. 1984-88: How the EMU Treaty Project Took Shape
- 3. 1988-90: German Unity and European Union
- 4.
- 1991: The Maastricht Negotiations
- 5. The EMU Deal: French Ambition-- German Design? PART II: 1992-2014 Putting The Treaty Deal Into Practice French Political Management Of Emu
- 6. 1992-96: The Years of Turmoil and Disarray
- 7. 1996 -
- 99: Recovery and Launch of a Wide Eurozone
- 8. 1999-2007: French Competitiveness and European Reform
- 9. 2007-12: The Crisis Years
- 10. Conclusions and Future Policy Challenges Acronyms and Abbreviations Select Bibliography and Further Reading.
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HG979.5 .C38 2015 | Unknown |