La mia intervista a Forexinfo.it su USA vs Europa e break-up.
Euro Break up
Eurozone crisis: It ain’t over yet
Here is my piece on Voxeu
Quante Chances per il Monti Bis?
Risposta:43% su Linkiesta la versione italiana del mio articolo uscito in inglese su roubini.com
Paris Slides on Monti and Growth
My previous article on Monti “survival” possibilities (see here or on Nouriel’s website) was based on a presentation that I gave at a meeting organized by Cheuvreux, a French broker, in Paris on September 17. There, I summarized Monti ‘s reforms, the state of their implementation and the likely effects on Italy’s GDP. Finally, I […]
A European Break Up
Bob Denham, a copy editor for Voxeu.org shot this film (he wrote me that he was inspired and informed by my columns on Voxeu.org). I am very happy to have unvoluntarily contributed to such a fun masterpiece!
A Mail from from China
Today I riceived the mail below from a Chinese student. I guess it’s quite representative of how they view us there ——————————————————————- Hello! My name is Henry. I am a senior student from Jinan university of Shandong province in China. Specialized in economics and admire your talent in economics very much. In summer vocation, […]
Il Club Zero del Super Euro
Oggi Le Figaro scrive che la Merkel e Sarkozy stanno elaborando un piano d’emergenza per il Club di Super Euro da discutere nella riunione europea del 9 dicembre e da attuare già nel gennaio-febbraio 2012. Il piano prevedrebbe nuovi poteri “invasivi” per la Commissione europea e il Consiglio dell’UE, eventualmente anche il di veto sui bilanci […]
The Naught Super Euro Club
Today’s Le Figaro writes that Merkel and Sarkozy are drawing up an emergency plan for a Super Euro Club to be discussed in the EU meeting of December 9 and to be implemented as early as January February 2012. The plan may envisage new “intrusive” powers to the European Commission and the EU Council, possibly […]
Berlusconi: Will his fall bring down or save the Euro?
(forthcoming in Foreign Affairs) Since the onslaught of the 2008 financial crisis, many economists had been forewarning the EU nightmare scenario now unfolding: a slow but inescapable domino effect as the economies of Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, and Italy (the PIGS, or PIIGS for the Italy-pessimists) collapsed. Yet most observers got the ordering wrong: the […]