- After the Crisis, Much Still at Stake for Eurozone « iMFdirect:
"What a difference a year makes. January 2009 marked 10 years since the
introduction of the euro. That anniversary fell in the midst of the
worst global financial crisis in the past half century.
The euro—and the European Central Bank—proved important safeguards
against the spread of the crisis. Countries whose currencies would
likely have been subject to severe market gyrations had they not been
part of the eurozone held their ground. And the ECB used innovative
approaches, along with central banks around the world, to help provide
liquidity and calm markets.
But as the crisis progressed, it became clear that the eurozone
countries were affected in very different ways.
Markets took notice and the premia charged on sovereign bonds diverged.
This month, as the euro turns 11 and even as the crisis is receding and
an economic recovery is underway, prominent commentators—including
Martin Wolf and Paul Krugman—are concerned that the strains within the
eurozone are serious, and will need serious attention." Muito bom.
agora, sobre as atribulações de um independente de esquerda nestes tempos da III República ...
22 de janeiro de 2010
Ainda a situação da Zona Euro, e também os pormenores do cálculo da dívida pública grega (pedagógico)
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