Completing the Eurozone rescue: What more needs to be done?
Edited by Richard Baldwin, Daniel Gros and Luc Laeven
Published 17 June 2010
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Contents
Edited by Richard Baldwin, Daniel Gros and Luc Laeven
Introduction
Richard Baldwin and Daniel Gros
- Drawing a line under Europe’s crisis
Barry Eichengreen - The Eurozone needs a political union, or at least elements of one
Paul De Grauwe - The Eurozone's levitation
Charles Wyplosz - Eurozone governance: What went wrong and how to repair it
Jean Pisani-Ferry - The European bicycle must accelerate
Angel Ubide - What more do European governments need to do to save the Eurozone in the medium run?
Thomas Mayer - The narrative outside of Europe about Europe’s fiscal crisis is wrong
Avinash D. Persaud - Rethinking national fiscal policies in Europe
Philip R Lane - A credible Stability and Growth Pact: Raising the bar for budgetary transparency
Michael C. Burda and Stefan Gerlach - Fiscal policy at a crossroads: The need for constrained discretion
Antonio Fatás and Ilian Mihov - Fiscal consolidation as a policy strategy to exit the global crisis
Giancarlo Corsetti - German spending is not the cure
Alberto Alesina and Roberto Perotti - The long shadow of the fall of the wall
Daniel Gros
Daniel Gros on Vox Talks
Daniel Gros of CEPS talks to Viv Davies about Vox's latest eBook. While not excluding the possibility of a breakup of the eurozone, Gros discusses a potential solution for Greece and the key role of the proposed stress tests on European banks, warning that the "devil is in the detail". The interview was recorded in late June 2010.
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