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Was the € a good idea, Mark II?

Francesco Papadia March 21, 2017 3 Comments

In a post I published in November 2015 (Was the € a good idea?) I asked whether...
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Can Italy maintain the €? Yes, if it grows, unlike in the last 17 years.

Francesco Papadia January 17, 2017 0 Comment

Many inconsistent trios go around the world. Possibly the most famous is the one popularized, among others, by...
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Brexit has made the UK poorer: fact, no forecast from a “citizen of the world” expert.

Francesco Papadia November 28, 2016 0 Comment

One of the controversies that have followed the Brexit referendum, not the most important but not a trivial...
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European Central Bank QE: bricolage or extension?

Francesco Papadia October 27, 2016 0 Comment

This post is a bit long and, I am afraid, in some quantitative parts a little complex....
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Pondered reflections on the Jackson Hole Symposium.

Francesco Papadia September 15, 2016 0 Comment

The Jackson Hole symposium, organized by the Kansas City Federal Reserve, took place between the 25th and the...
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A New World Order
There is no doubt that we are living in stressful times. The pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and general inflation and other economic problems have created a very difficult global backdrop and are impacting all of our lives. But behind that we sense even bigger changes are afoot, and that the World Order we have […]
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The Bank’s dilemma
Later this week the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (the MPC) is due to hold its next meeting, and once again all eyes will be on them to see if they raise rates from their current 0.75%. Most commentators are predicting a further rise, to at least 1%. But there are a number of […]
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Book Review: The Worm in the Apple
The story of Britain's relationship with the EU and its precursors over the last 75 years is to a large extent the story of the Conservative Party's internal debate on the matter. The Tories have at various times been aloof, dismissive, enthusiastic, half‑hearted, complaining and finally overtly hostile to the plans and dreams of the […]
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