Life after Brexit: The UK’s Options Outside the EU
What are UK’s options if a majority votes in favour of Brexit this June?
Read more...What are UK’s options if a majority votes in favour of Brexit this June?
Read more...Brexit would leave the EU an even more impaired regional and geo-political player than now, when it already punches far below its economic weight.
Read more...The inexorable political decline of Angela Merkel as well as her traditional opponents, the Social Democrats, is gathering pace.
Read more...Is Angela Merkel’s “Plan B” remark a Freudian slip, a recognition that like Varoufakis, she’s alienated so many people that she can no longer cinch a deal?
Read more...It’s astonishing to see Germany take active steps to wreck the Eurozone.
Read more...Syriza looks again to have overestimated its negotiating skills and has been outfoxed by Israel.
Read more...A new project from Varoufakis.
Read more...Franco Modigliani foresaw how the ECB and the Eurozone architecture had an anti-growth bias and proposed remedies that were ignored.
Read more...The overview: “They argue that rather than spending time revising rules that have already been agreed, alternatives should be considered to make the guarantee schemes as effective as possible.” Translation: “Time to go back to the drawing board.”
Read more...Some more reasons why Deutsche Bank looks like one to avoid
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses his paper, The IMF Changes Its Rules To Isolate China and Russia, and how jockeying among the big power players is becoming more visible and higher stakes.
Read more...Germany is keen on implementing a sovereign bail-in plan that is certain to precipitate a crisis, but more likely a banking crisis than a breakup.
Read more...Why Eurobanks are the most likely fracture point if current economic stresses continue.
Read more...Strauss-Kahn demonstrates that even tarnished brand names can still be monetized.
Read more...A new story at the New York Times on the global debt overhang is an economically warped account that omits important policy options.
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