Eurozone crisis
Responses to unemployment during the Eurozone crisis
... the Eurozone crisis, for instance separating out CMEs by the Nordic and Continental clusters, and LMEs by whether they are demand-led or export- led (see table ...the eurozone crisis and up ...
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The impact of the Eurozone crisis on national foreign policy : enhancing Europeanization in the case of Cyprus
... the Eurozone crisis to lead to the search for instrumental alternatives to address the crisis, but through new bilateral relationships or instruments that coalesce rather than work against broader EU ...
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Logical Forecasting of the Eurozone Crisis through ANP
... The Eurozone crisis developing by the global financial crisis in 2008-9, has made it difficult for countries in the euro area to re-finance their government debt without the assistance of third ...
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Integration is disintegrating: financial and structural causes of the Eurozone crisis
... the Eurozone crisis, the ’sovereign debt crisis’ narrative fells short of explaining the building up period of the crisis (1999-2008) and why some countries were particularly affected (Greece, ...
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What caused the eurozone crisis? CEPS Commentary, 27 November 2015
... the Eurozone is levitating on the hope that European leaders will find a way to end the crisis and take steps to avoid future ...the Eurozone crisis will resume its destructive, unpredictable ...
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Neoliberalism, trade imbalances and economic policy in the Eurozone crisis
... environment would facilitate reducing private and public debt levels, but debt restructuring will in some cases be necessary to make debt manageable. To counteract the regressive distributional effects of bank rescues, a ...
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Framing the eurozone crisis: a case of limited ambition
... the eurozone crisis, a Keynesianism philosophy demands a level of centralised fiscal solidarity amongst member states, which would imply edging towards a more supranational model of fiscal ...
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The Eurozone Crisis and National Parliaments: Representative Roles and Communicative Involvement
... the Eurozone crisis, and speakers of opposition parties to declare and explain their support or resistance for these measures (in relation to subsequent yes or no ...the Eurozone crisis ...
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State‐led wage devaluation in Southern Europe in the wake of the Eurozone crisis
... My argument is compatible with existing analyses seeking to explain responses to the Eurozone crisis. While Picot and Tassinari (2017) or Cioffi and Dubin (2016) emphasise partisan preferences, I emphasise ...
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The European public sphere and the Eurozone crisis: A closer look at the press coverage of the Eurozone crisis
... The Eurozone crisis is an event of unparalleled magnitude in the history of the European integration ...the crisis is still so recent (one might argue ongoing), we know relatively little about its ...
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THE CAUSES OF THE EUROZONE CRISIS
... the crisis in the Eurozone. The 2008 financial crisis revealed the weaknesses, the chronic problems and the differences which were lurking and emerged between the member ...the Eurozone ...
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Sovereign bond and CDS market contagion: A story from the Eurozone crisis.
... In the short–run, the two markets price credit risk differently to various degrees. These short-term inefficiencies are mainly attributed to three general mechanisms: (i) maturity transformation (see Diamond and Dybvig, ...
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An anatomy of credit risk transfer between sovereign and financials in the Eurozone crisis
... Figures 3 shows, respectively, the CDS spreads of sovereign debts and financial institution in each of the GIIPS countries, together with the typical and atypical regimes estimated from the threshold VEC model. For ...
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The political economy of the Eurozone crisis: competitiveness and financialization in PIIGS
... the Eurozone cause important economic imbalances between core and peripheral ...the Eurozone countries in terms of competitiveness, productivity and efficiency, which resulted in the emergence of two groups ...
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Is Monetary Policy of ECB the Right Response to the Eurozone Crisis?
... In the theory of monetary policy central banks have some manoeuvre when they want to ease financial conditions and support the economy even if they face the ZLB (Mishkin, 1996). With nominal interest rates close to zero ...
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The Relative Pricing of Sovereign Credit Risk After the Eurozone Crisis
... the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis period more than twice higher with respect to the pre- crisis ...core Eurozone countries have much lower average transaction costs in both the time periods ...
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The impact of the Eurozone crisis on European banks stocks contagion or interdependence?
... Alter and Schuler (2012) contribute to the first strand of the literature. They examine whether the sovereign default risk exerts an influence on the default risk of the banking sector in the Eurozone. To this ...
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ECB's communications and financial market movements during the eurozone crisis
... 54 govori različite tematike koje članovi upravljačkih tijela ESB-a održavaju tijekom godine. Primjerice, govori poput onog održanog od strane Petera Praeta, člana Izvršnog odbora ESB-a pod nazivom „The crisis ...
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The Politics of the Eurozone Crisis: Two Puzzles Behind the German Consensus
... importance of financial stability and rectitude, the need for growth-stimulating structural reforms in states hard hit by crisis, and for forward-looking investment and innovation in such states (e.g. p. 4). In ...
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The Eurozone Crisis: Institutional Setting, Structural Vulnerability, and Policies
... The EZ is a highly interconnected monetary union in which the links between members are both real and financial. Fiscal policies in each of the countries have systemic implications. Therefore, both surplus and deficit ...
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