European Economies

Can entrepreneurship be encouraged in Europe if the continent’s social welfare policies remain unchanged? Is the European Central Bank too focused on inflation? Is Italy the new "sick man of Europe"?

These types of questions are the focus of Project Syndicate's monthly commentaries on European economics, edited by one of the continent's leading economists, Professor Niels Thygesen of the University of Copenhagen.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
June 2009	A Born-Again CAP by Rudy Rabbinge
May 2009	Micro-Europe by Leif Pagrotsky
April 2009	Where’s Europe? by Giles Merritt
April 2009	Beggar-Thy-Neighbor Exchange Rates? by Charles Wyplosz
March 2009	Insecuritization by Charlie McCreevy
February 2009	The Path to Financial Re-Regulation by Charlie McCreevy
February 2009	Time to Fix the Euro by George Soros
February 2009	Too European to Fail by Sebastian Dullien and Daniela Schwarzer
December 2008	The Euro Ark by Joaquin Almunia
December 2008	Slamming the Euro Door by Erik Berglof
November 2008	The Non-Crisis of the Euro by Barry Eichengreen
November 2008	New Europe Catches Old Europe’s Cold by Marek Belka and Erik Berglof
October 2008	Europe's Financial Vulnerability by Hannes Androsch
September 2008	Europe's Anchor of Stability by Otmar Issing
August 2008	Bringing the UK to Europe’s Core by Mark Eyskens

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