Who Will Be Europe’s Alexander Hamilton?

argues that monetary policies have been exhausted, making a fiscal union more urgent than ever.
Sylvester Eijffinger is Professor of Financial Economics at Tilburg University in the Netherlands.
argues that monetary policies have been exhausted, making a fiscal union more urgent than ever.
considers the broader implications of the rejection of right-wing populism in the Netherlands.
says that the eurozone has a monetary-policy problem, not a deflation problem.
warn that the recent downgrade of the Netherlands' credit rating could mean that Germany will be next.
on the need to rewrite economics text books.
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