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Kenen on the euro | vox
Kenen on the euro | vox. One of the world’s most influential international economists, Peter Kenen, passed this week. This column highlights the key role his insights played in the construction of the Eurozone and the problems that arose when … Continue reading
ECB Ambition Fulfilled for Mersch as Bowles’s Gender Fight Rages, writes Bloomberg.com
“Yves Mersch is about to fulfil an ambition denied to the Luxembourg central bank governor for months in a fight over gender politics as he fills the vacant slot on the European Central Bank’s Executive Board. After the longest battle … Continue reading
A dramatic story of a Prussian helmet, Falschmuenzer and the future of the EMU
(Reuters) – On a warm summer day on the eve of the Olympic Games, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi stood up at a business conference in London and dropped a bombshell. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/26/us-ecb-draghi-plan-idUSBRE88O09A20120926
Nobel prize committee capitalizes the ECB
Although in these kind of moments we are all EU enthusiasts and those with negative comments are hushed away, I can’t stop feeling there is something wrong with this year’s Nobel Peace Prize. And I can’t stop comparing it to … Continue reading
Eurozone is facing another imbalance
This time it’s not about debt, euro or bond purchasing. This time is serious. The European Parliament is asking: where are the female central bankers? EP is postponing an appointment of the sixth member of the ECB Executive Board in … Continue reading
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An opening for the £302,885 annual salary job at the BoE
“Government to advertise Bank of England governor job for first time A new governor of the Bank of England to succeed Mervyn King will be chosen by the end of the year through “fair and open competition”, chancellor George Osborne … Continue reading
The ECP lyrics I
Down, down the value chart Euro soon has its heart attack Pray, pray the bull will come And our money troubles overcome
Aaaa_help needed (for Greece part 4)
Greece gets finally help from many Who is next? worries Germany No hope to heal this economic wound If even Soros says that euro is doomed!
The European Central Punk
A new band is soon breaking through the music market. A band I was asked to write lyrics for. My Austrian friends announced it is time to make the public hear and feel the music of the European Central Punk. … Continue reading
