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1. Emerging from the doldrums? February 2, 2012

Growth is back on the agenda. But are EU leaders serious about tax reform as well. While the eurozone debt crisis dragged on through 2011, much other

2. Commission seeks to calm fears about FTT January 26, 2012

Impact assessment paints positive picture of financial tax. The European Commission is to increase the pressure on EU member states to accept proposals for a financial...

Commission seeks to calm fears about FTT

3. Latin lessons for Europe January 19, 2012

Latin America's financial woes led to a ‘lost decade'. The situation in Europe today looks much worse. Turning-points are easy to identify with hindsight, but not in real...

Latin lessons for Europe

4. Darwin for economists January 12, 2012

A book that uses the natural world to take on the ‘movement libertarians'. “One century hence, if a roster of professional economists is asked to identify the...

Darwin for economists

5. Hungary slammed for failure to cut deficit January 11, 2012

Country could lose structural funds worth 1.7% of GDP. Hungary stands to lose access to European Union cohesion funds as a penalty for fiscal laxity. The European Commission...

Hungary slammed for failure to cut deficit

6. The decline and fall of the euro? January 5, 2012

The eurozone's policy-making, not its economic fundamentals, are the real threat to the single currency. Great empires rarely succumb to outside attacks. But they often...

The decline and fall of the euro?

7. Spain unveils tax rises and spending cuts to rein in deficit December 31, 2011

Measures announced after deficit target for 2011 missed; package welcomed by European Commission. The Spanish government announced a package of spending cuts and tax...

Spain unveils tax rises and spending cuts to rein in deficit

8. The worst and the best of austerity December 21, 2011

Since the summer, smart consolidation of public finances has given way to growth-impairing cuts. In June, it was Greece. In August, it was France, Italy, Portugal and Spain....

The worst and the best of austerity

9. The poetry of the euro December 8, 2011

Amid speculation about the eurozone's impending collapse, it is worth remembering the purpose of creating a single currency. The euro was meant to – and still should –...

The poetry of the euro

10. Does Europe have a Korean option? November 28, 2011

It looks like all roads lead to depreciation of the euro; that should be coupled with reform. On the surface, the situation in the eurozone today and South Korea in 1997 look...

Does Europe have a Korean option?

11. Britain's path of denial October 31, 2011

Cutting spending can stimulate growth – but it will not in the UK's case. Visit London nowadays and you will notice something strange going on: the worse the British...

Britain's path of denial

12. Bad for business and bad for savers October 13, 2011

A financial transaction tax will increase the cost of capital for business and reduce investment. In his letter on a financial transaction tax (FTT), Sony Kapoor argues for...

13. The EU's important taxation decision September 29, 2011

The choice is not between an FTT and no FTT, but between FTTs and increases to other taxes. The UK's supposed concern over London losing business if an EU-wide tax is...

The EU's important taxation decision

14. Split over EU-wide financial tax plan September 15, 2011

France and Germany push for tax on dealing but there is concern over driving investors away from the EU. With turmoil persisting in the eurozone, France and Germany are...

Split over EU-wide financial tax plan

15. Eurobonds without fear August 25, 2011

Eurobonds should be coupled with fiscal rules. The day of the eurobond may be near. What was once a quack's idea for resolving Europe's financial crisis is now the only...

Eurobonds without fear

16. Washington and the art of the possible August 5, 2011

The US debt-ceiling debate may yet worsen, but one should not overlook what politicians can actually accomplish. These days, the United States media are full of ordinary...

Washington and the art of the possible

17. Pity the policymakers August 3, 2011

Economic conditions might have to become a lot worse in order to focus policymakers' minds. I don't know about you, but whenever I am in an airplane experiencing turbulence,...

Pity the policymakers

18. Facts and figures July 28, 2011

How the deal works.

Facts and figures

19. Transatlantic shortcomings July 28, 2011

The EU and the US both need reform if they are to avoid a perfect economic storm. In the past few weeks, both Europeans and Americans have faced a perfect storm: debt...

Transatlantic shortcomings

20. Defaulting to big government July 20, 2011

Republicans are playing with fire in their showdown about the US government's debt ceiling. Leading United States congressmen are determined to provoke a showdown with the...

Defaulting to big government

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