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Thursday, May 16, 2013

16/5/2013: Euro Area 'Austerity' in One Chart

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Frankly, folks, there is nothing like making a factual argument across emotive subject lines... I have put up two posts on Euro area 'a...

Sunday, May 12, 2013

12/5/2013: Much austerity? Not really... & not of the kind we needed

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A week ago I published a blogpost exploring IMF data on austerity in Europe, based on a sample of 20 EU countries with advanced levels of e...

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Thursday, May 2, 2013

2/5/2013: Austerity... savagely over-hyped?..

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It was May 1 yesterday and in celebration of that great socialist holiday, "In Spain, Portugal, Greece, Italy and France tens of thou...

Saturday, May 5, 2012

5/5/2012: Can austerity work as default probability evaluation aid?

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Usual argument in favor of a fiscal contraction in response to an adverse fiscal shock goes along the lines of the Expansionary Fiscal Con...

Monday, December 19, 2011

19/12/2011: Relax, Keynesianistas!

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My article for Canada's Globe & Mail in the Global Exchange section: here .

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