Add to ORKGFrom our research, one of the key to restore European competitiveness appears to be the change of how the Euro is being calculated in order to reflect the recent weakness of the here above cited European countries economy. In nowadays global economy, European trading partners must learn how to play "global" and a change of parity between the Euro, the Yuan and the US dollar is consequently inevitable
This policy brief discusses the reasons behind the sovereign debt crisis and the policies that will ...
Ten years ago, many EU officials celebrated by abolishing their old, national currency, and embraced...
According to international researchers, global economic recovery depends on the support of governmen...
From our research, one of the key to restore European competitiveness appears to be the change of ho...
The appreciation of the euro over the last two years –a trend likely to continue into the future, de...
An unbridled globalization based on a simple premise about earnings and profit may be detrimental to...
Following the Great Recession, eurozone countries have performed worse than even the currency union’...
After getting out of the recession as it is, into which the developed countries have fallen, the con...
All long-term scenarios confirm that over the next fifteen to twenty years, Europe’s relative econom...
This report examines how the international monetary system (IMS) might evolve and the implications o...
Paper prepared for a lecture at the Indian Centre for Research on International Economic Relations i...
European monetary union will centralize control over European currency. Some have argued that the sc...
The introduction of the euro has become the most important example of structural cooperation not onl...
Alan Ahearne and Jürgen von Hagen explore the options European policy makers have in the context of ...
At present, the world economy is dominated by three poles – the USA, the European Union and Japan – ...
This policy brief discusses the reasons behind the sovereign debt crisis and the policies that will ...
Ten years ago, many EU officials celebrated by abolishing their old, national currency, and embraced...
According to international researchers, global economic recovery depends on the support of governmen...
From our research, one of the key to restore European competitiveness appears to be the change of ho...
The appreciation of the euro over the last two years –a trend likely to continue into the future, de...
An unbridled globalization based on a simple premise about earnings and profit may be detrimental to...
Following the Great Recession, eurozone countries have performed worse than even the currency union’...
After getting out of the recession as it is, into which the developed countries have fallen, the con...
All long-term scenarios confirm that over the next fifteen to twenty years, Europe’s relative econom...
This report examines how the international monetary system (IMS) might evolve and the implications o...
Paper prepared for a lecture at the Indian Centre for Research on International Economic Relations i...
European monetary union will centralize control over European currency. Some have argued that the sc...
The introduction of the euro has become the most important example of structural cooperation not onl...
Alan Ahearne and Jürgen von Hagen explore the options European policy makers have in the context of ...
At present, the world economy is dominated by three poles – the USA, the European Union and Japan – ...
This policy brief discusses the reasons behind the sovereign debt crisis and the policies that will ...
Ten years ago, many EU officials celebrated by abolishing their old, national currency, and embraced...
According to international researchers, global economic recovery depends on the support of governmen...