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Financial crises --- Euro --- Eurozone

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This book, authored by Dirk Meyer, delves into the persistent crises faced by the European Union and the Eurozone, analyzing the structural disparities and economic challenges that have emerged since 2010. It critiques the fiscal and monetary policies implemented to address these crises, suggesting that they may lead to further division within the EU rather than integration. The book proposes a reformation of the Euro currency to foster successful integration and avoid future legacy burdens. It provides a comprehensive look at the political and economic history of the EU, with a focus on the impacts of the Euro crisis, the Greek financial crisis, and the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on fiscal policies. The intended audience includes economists, policymakers, and scholars interested in European economic integration and governance.

Eurozone. --- Fiscal policy.

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This book explores the political and economic challenges faced by the Eurozone, focusing on the structural and governance issues surrounding the euro currency. The author, Bruno Colmant, delves into the political motivations behind the euro's creation, its role as a unifying force for Europe, and the lack of provisions for exiting the euro. The text highlights the shortcomings in economic policies and criteria for Eurozone membership, particularly before the 2007-2008 financial crisis. It also examines the measures taken during the Greek crisis and the ongoing need for stronger governance and convergence in the Eurozone. The book is intended for readers interested in European politics and economics, providing insights into the complexities of monetary union and the need for reform.

Eurozone. --- Monetary unions.

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This book by Dirk Meyer explores the persistent crises faced by the European Union and the Eurozone, focusing on the structural economic and political disparities that have contributed to these challenges. The author examines various scenarios for the future of the Euro, suggesting that a disintegration of the current currency system may lead to a more successful integration of developed nations. Meyer discusses the implications of fiscal union, eurobonds, and the legal and economic viability of a Eurozone exit. The book is aimed at policymakers, economists, and scholars interested in European integration, fiscal policy, and monetary governance.

Eurozone. --- Monetary policy.