Summary. The outlook for two of the euro area’s best performing economies to date, Ireland and Spain, has darkened dramatically recently amid severe downturns in housing markets. What do these countries’ experiences tell us about the functioning of EMU? Bruegel’s new policy brief ‘A Tail of Two Countries’ examines the behaviour of housing markets in Ireland and Spain during EMU and considers what features and policies may have facilitated the overheating of housing markets in these countries. It also discusses the role of large migration flows in spurring growth in housing
Spain faces high unemployment and slow growth. This paper focuses on an important source of those pr...
Mit im Schnitt mehr als 8% realem jährlichen Hauspreiswachstum in den 12 Jahren bis Ende-2007 erreic...
European Economic and Monetary Union has fostered an unstable complementarity in European financial ...
Summary. The outlook for two of the euro area’s best performing economies to date, Ireland and Spain...
The international financial crisis has inflicted substantial damage on many economies around the glo...
With the advent of EMU monetary policy can no longer be used to prevent housing market bubbles in re...
Ireland and Spain were amongst the European countries which experienced the most severe economic and...
This paper provides empirical evidence of the role of the euro in the genesis of the recent Irish fi...
This paper undertakes a structured, focused case-study comparison of housing bubbles in Ireland and ...
This paper undertakes a structured, focused case-study comparison of housing bubbles in Ireland and ...
This paper investigates how monetary policy stance and mortgage market structure affect non-fundamen...
Over the past 15 months the economy of the euro zone and its individual member economies have had th...
The thesis analyses and compares the economies of Spain and Ireland in the run up to and during the ...
peer-reviewedThis paper was obtained through PEER (Publishing and the Ecology of European Research) ...
The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) had a severe impact on West and South European economies and in 20...
Spain faces high unemployment and slow growth. This paper focuses on an important source of those pr...
Mit im Schnitt mehr als 8% realem jährlichen Hauspreiswachstum in den 12 Jahren bis Ende-2007 erreic...
European Economic and Monetary Union has fostered an unstable complementarity in European financial ...
Summary. The outlook for two of the euro area’s best performing economies to date, Ireland and Spain...
The international financial crisis has inflicted substantial damage on many economies around the glo...
With the advent of EMU monetary policy can no longer be used to prevent housing market bubbles in re...
Ireland and Spain were amongst the European countries which experienced the most severe economic and...
This paper provides empirical evidence of the role of the euro in the genesis of the recent Irish fi...
This paper undertakes a structured, focused case-study comparison of housing bubbles in Ireland and ...
This paper undertakes a structured, focused case-study comparison of housing bubbles in Ireland and ...
This paper investigates how monetary policy stance and mortgage market structure affect non-fundamen...
Over the past 15 months the economy of the euro zone and its individual member economies have had th...
The thesis analyses and compares the economies of Spain and Ireland in the run up to and during the ...
peer-reviewedThis paper was obtained through PEER (Publishing and the Ecology of European Research) ...
The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) had a severe impact on West and South European economies and in 20...
Spain faces high unemployment and slow growth. This paper focuses on an important source of those pr...
Mit im Schnitt mehr als 8% realem jährlichen Hauspreiswachstum in den 12 Jahren bis Ende-2007 erreic...
European Economic and Monetary Union has fostered an unstable complementarity in European financial ...