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The international role of the euro

Francesco Papadia December 05, 2018 2 Comments

European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker raised, in his latest State of the Union address on September 12th, an...
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The higher yield on Italian government securities could soon be a burden for the real economy

Francesco Papadia September 11, 2018 0 Comment

The Italian economy has been burdened for decades by a very heavy debt, whose cost crowds out other...
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Mini-BOT in the government programme of the Five Star Movement and the League

Francesco Papadia June 06, 2018 0 Comment

Introduction Italians, fellow Europeans, savers and financial markets as well as the entire global community are eagerly looking...
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The effects of Brexit on UK growth and inflation

Francesco Papadia May 24, 2018 1 Comment

Ben Bernanke, former president of the US Federal Reserve, had an interesting exchange with a US senator on...
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Deadlock at Westminster
After two dramatic votes in two days, Westminster is deadlocked. Mrs May cannot get her policy through but remains prime minister. Behind the surface stalemate though, deeper conflicts are playing out. Continue reading
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Zugzwang
MPs return to Westminster after their Christmas break to a position of unusual tension - whoever makes the first move risks damaging their own cause more than their opponents'. Continue reading
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And then there were two
With insufficient support in the House for Mrs May's deal as it stands, and the total failure of her appeal to Brussels for better terms, the options for the UK are rapidly narrowing to just two: to leave the EU on 29 March next year with no deal, or to abandon the process and stay […]
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