Titlebook: Political Economy Perspectives on the Greek Crisis; Debt, Austerity and Ioannis Bournakis,Christopher Tsoukis,Theodore Pal Book 2017 The E

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A Macroeconomic Perspective on the Greek Debt Crisisly default on its debt. It would still need to carry out the same fiscal reforms, and it would bring other short-term costs, but there would be considerable long-term benefits. These are tough choices but they are the only way that Greece can retake control of its economy.

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Introductione crisis and prospects. They are written in a way that straddles academic style and more popular writing and should therefore be of interest to wide audiences interested not only in Greece but the experience of the Euro and European integration at large.

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German Macroeconomic Thought and Its Effectsrope and then to the Eurozone crisis. We argue that German opposition to the use of expansionary fiscal policy and of unconventional monetary policy has made a major contribution to the failure to deal appropriately with the Greek crisis or to bring about a strong recovery in the Eurozone.

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Who Exports High-Quality Manufacturing Products? Some Empirical Regularities From Greek Exporting Firmsms shows that higher product quality is associated with exporters that have a higher share of their wage bill paid to skilled workers. This positive relationship stems from firms with higher skilled to unskilled employment ratios, rather than higher wage skill premia, and is more pronounced in large and rich destinations.

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The Eurozone Crisis: A Near-Perfect Case of Mismanagementmunity method” has given way to inter-governmentalism. The dramatic economic and social impact of the crisis has left a disastrous perception of Europe, with potentially momentous costs in the long run.

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