Edin Mujagic is a monetary economist at Tilburg University.
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Edin Mujagic
Commentaries by Edin Mujagic
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The Eurozone’s Uncertainty Principle
TILBURG – If there is one thing that financial markets detest, it is prolonged uncertainty. But, since the eurozone crisis began, policymaki…
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Independence Lost
TILBURG – Every major economic crisis has its victims. Some bounce back, while others experience long-lasting, even permanent, damage. When …
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The Age of Financial Repression
TILBURG – Following his re-election, US President Barack Obama almost immediately turned his attention to reining in America’s rising nation…
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Europe’s Crisis Goes to Court
TILBURG – Throughout Europe and beyond, economists are debating potential solutions to the eurozone’s sovereign-debt crisis. But these discu…
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Exit and Enforcement in the Eurozone
TILBURG – In 1992, the Maastricht Treaty set rules for European countries’ public finances that would facilitate economic integration. The S…
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The Coming Fed Fight
TILBURG – There is no longer much doubt that Mitt Romney will be the Republican Party’s nominee to challenge President Barack Obama in the U…
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The West’s Punch Bowl Monetary Policy
TILBURG – There are times for thinking and acting outside the box. And then there are times to return to normality. The West’s major central…
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Who Next at the ECB Helm?
TILBURG, THE NETHERLANDS – Two years ago, the leaders of the world’s central banks were considered heroes for their efforts in preventing fi…
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Our Deep Debt Future
TILBURG, NETHERLANDS – The 1980’s was the decade in which high inflation was supposedly consigned to the dustbin of history, while the 1990’…
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The Euro’s Final Countdown?
The introduction of the euro in 1999, it was claimed, would narrow the economic differences between the member countries of the monetary uni…
Europe’s Crisis Goes to Court
Antonio Capillo: What abot the role of the legislative power?
Europe’s Crisis Goes to Court
Margaret Bowker: A very useful explanation. Thank you. The majority seem to think the ESM will be ruled legal on the 12th, but should it not be, perhaps the 500 billion can be transferred to the EFSF in some way so th…