The Economic Drivers of Political Disruption in Advanced Economies
The (bad) economic policy roots of political polarization.
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Read more...By David Miles, Imperial College Business School. Originally published as a chapter in the VoxEU ebook, Brexit Beckons: Thinking ahead by leading economists, available to download free of charge To some, the Brexit referendum was a failure by economists to persuade UK voters that leaving the EU would entail major economic costs. This column argues […]
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Read more...Yet another half-baked European bail-in plan.
Read more...Insurers are going long risk at one of the worst possible junctures.
Read more...Germany just cut Spain and Portugal some budgetary slack. What’s driving this unexpected outbreak of reasonableness?
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Read more...How political authority has legitimated and promoted the questionable goal of competitiveness.
Read more...Despite large subsidies to housing and mortgage finance. homeownership has plunged to 1960s levels.
Read more...An update on Hillary’s coronation.
Read more...A skeptical look at unconventional monetary policies: quantitative easing, ZIRP, and negative interest rates.
Read more...Easy access to capital has driven oil prices lower and is likely to do again as E&P’s directly invest in more rigs ahead of demand.
Read more...Yves here. Please welcome guest blogger #SlayTheSmaugs. For those of you who have neither read The Hobbit nor seen the movies, “Smaug” is probably a meaningless word. In The Hobbit, Smaug is a massive and vicious dragon. He sits on a pile of gold and jewels that would bury a football stadium’s grass several feet […]
Read more...More evidence that the idea that the UK would have a negotiating advantage in Brexit talks is not well founded.
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