Grexit | Money matters? Perspectives on Monetary Policy

Category : Grexit

Bruegel Event(11/2023): Government bonds in the ECB collateral framework: What role for credit ratings in the new normal?
Bloomberg(10/2023): ECB Rates: How to Run Policy After Trilions in Quantitative Easing (QE)
CNBC (01/2023): Polemiche su Bce, “L’Italia rischia di farsi male da sola”
Milano Finanza (12/2022): l’Italia deve supportare la retorica di Lagarde
Milano Finanza (07/2022): Bce e scudo anti-spread con condizioni
EuroNews (07/2022): Giusto aumento di 50 punti base, manca politica fiscale europea

The Value of Money – Controversial Economic Cultures in Europe: Italy and Germany – with C. Liermann Traniello, T. Mayer, and M. Scotto
Central Banking in Turbulent Times – with Tuomas Välimäki
The concrete euro– Oxford University Press
The International Monetary System – Cambridge University Press
La banca centrale europea – il Mulino

A tale of two reviews
by John Nugée
Last week two major reviews were published in the UK, with very different styles and to very different receptions. The first review was the Cass Review into the provision of gender identity services for children and young people, and the second was Ben Bernanke’s review of the Bank of England’s recent monetary policy decisions. We […]
Endangered Languages
by John Nugée
Some of my readers may know that I am interested in the study of languages, particularly endangered languages with few speakers, and - as a change from my more normal subjects of geo-politics and economics, both of which are somewhat depressing just now - I would therefore like to share a few thoughts from the […]
Sweden’s triumphant shipwreck
by Gabriel Stein
On 26th February, Hungary approved Sweden’s application to join NATO. Almost two years after applying to join the Western alliance, and despite prolonged obstructionism from Hungary and Turkey, the Nordic country is finally in. On the face of it, a triumph for Sweden - and also for NATO. But it also marks the complete shipwreck […]