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Transatlantic Perspectives

by Martin Feldstein and Hans-Werner Sinn

Martin Feldstein, a professor of economics at Harvard, was formerly Chairman of President Reagan's Council of Economic Advisors.

Hans-Werner Sinn is Professor of Economics and Public Finance at the University of Munich and President of the Ifo Institute.

Will the euro displace the falling dollar as a reserve currency? Should the European Central Bank focus on growth, as America’s Fed does? Which labor market model is most conducive to prosperity? Is re-regulation of financial markets necessary?

Two of the world’s most distinguished political economists, Martin Feldstein, a former Chairman of the US Council of Economic Advisors and currently Professor of Economics at Harvard, and Hans-Werner Sinn of Germany’s Ifo Institute and Munich University, have teamed up to provide Project Syndicate with exclusive monthly commentaries on Europe, America, and the World. Deeply informed and bracingly prescient, Feldstein and Sinn are “must reading” for anyone who wants to understand the complex relationship between political decisions and economic performance.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
April 2008	Lemon Banking by Hans-Werner Sinn
March 2008	The ECB’s Tone-Deaf President by Melvyn Krauss
March 2008	The Falling Dollar by Martin Feldstein
March 2008	The Party is Over by Hans-Werner Sinn
February 2008	Conservatives for Obama by Melvyn Krauss
February 2008	Sarkozy’s Société Générale Myopia by Melvyn Krauss
January 2008	A Wake-Up Call for the ECB by Melvyn Krauss
January 2008	China’s Gift to Europe by Melvyn Krauss
December 2007	Out of Step at the ECB by Melvyn Krauss
November 2007	Food or Fuel? by Hans-Werner Sinn

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