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Wednesday, March 7, 2018

7/3/18: U.S. Economy: May Keynesian Economics and Fiscal Prudence R.I.P.

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We've got an old problem, Roger. Deficits and their forward projections: And the more detailed vision of the problem: Now, kee...

Thursday, January 12, 2017

12/1/17: Breaking EU Rules? Often and Freely

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EU's Fiscal Discipline in one table: here is a summary of the EU member states' performance when it comes to 3% deficit ceiling se...

Wednesday, July 15, 2015

15/7/15: Greece is Not Unique in Dissing EU Commitments

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In previous two posts, I explored couple of angles on the famous Trust thingy that, allegedly, Greece so massively lacks. But, of course, ...

15/7/15: Is it Trust or Fiscal Performance? Greece v Excessive Deficit Procedures

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As noted in the previous post , that Trustless Greece apparently is a better example of European policies of internal devaluation at work ...

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

20/12/2011: The end of Neo-Keynesianism

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I have recently written about the lack of debt reductions under the 'austerity' packages in Europe (see link here ). Now, Washingto...

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