Philipp Bagus is an associate professor at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. He is an associate scholar of the Ludwig von Mises Institute and was awarded the 2011 O.P. Alford III Prize in Libertarian Scholarship. He is the author of The Tragedy of the Euro and coauthor of Deep Freeze: Iceland's Economic Collapse. The Tragedy of the Euro has so far been translated and published in Ge...
Philipp Bagus is an associate professor at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. He is an associate scholar of the Ludwig von Mises Institute and was awarded the 2011 O.P. Alford III Prize in Libertarian Scholarship. He is the author of The Tragedy of the Euro and coauthor of Deep Freeze: Iceland's Economic Collapse. The Tragedy of the Euro has so far been translated and published in German, French, Slovak, Polish, Italian, Romanian, Finnish, Spanish, Portuguese, British English, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, and Chinese.
e Treaty of Rome in 1957 was the main achievement toward the classical liberal vision for Europe. The Treaty delivered four basic liberties: free circulation of goods, free offering of services, free movement of financial capital, and free migration. (查看原文)
With the ECB having been based on the model of the Bundesbank, high inflation countries inherited part of its prestige. The founding of the ECB was similar to an imaginary merger of the car makers Fiat and Daimler-Benz, where the Germans take over management and quality control. While the management majority is German, the Fiat’s plants are still in Italy. The costs of undoing the merger, however, are immense. While it is certainly good for Fiat, it is not so good for Mercedes itself. (查看原文)
I had a hunch what I was about to getting into when I saw "Ludwig von Mises Institute" on the cover page of the book. After reading it, I felt vindicated. The whole book is an Austrian school-centric monologue on history of EMU and the dissection of euro cr...
(展开)
0 有用 上一当 2018-01-29 00:11:03
作者比较客观的分析了€背后的博弈 €按其说法是法国左派妄图统治欧洲的工具 也是德国作为二战战败国给其他成员国输送财富的通道