Me on the Euro, Two Years Ago
I came across this today and had a bit of a laugh at my own expense. Me, two years ago […]
Euro Crisis
Fiscal Compact Treaty
What is the One-Twentieth Rule and Does It Imply Additional Austerity?
One of the components of the Treaty on Stability, Co-Ordination and Governance that has received a lot of attention from
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Will this Treaty Imply More Austerity for Ireland?
The debate in the opening week of Ireland’s referendum campaign on the Treaty on Stability, Co-Ordination and Governance has largely
Fiscal Compact Treaty
If Economics of the Treaty are Terrible, Why Vote for It?
John McManus’s rather sad and sneering economist-bashing article today gives another public outing to my now-way-over-exposed sentence “All that said,
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Morning Ireland Appearance on IMF: April 30, 2012
I appeared on RTE’s Morning Ireland earlier today to discuss the possibility of Ireland obtaining a loan from the IMF.
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Ireland and the IMF After a No Vote
The lead story in today’s Irish edition of the Sunday Times was titled “Treaty no bar to IMF bailout.” The
Central Banks
Vox-EU Article on Target2 & Some Thoughts on Central Bank Balance Sheets
I have written a new article on Target2 for Vox-EU titled “TARGET2: Not why Germans should fear a euro breakup.”
Fiscal Compact Treaty
Presentation on Fiscal Treaty to Labour Party: April 28, 2012
This morning I gave a presentation on the Fiscal Treaty to members of the Labour Party. The slides are available
Euro Crisis, Fiscal Compact Treaty
Presentation on Macro Imbalances to European Parliament ECON Committee: April 24, 2012
The slides from my presentation of macroeconomic imbalances to the European Parliament’s ECON Committee are available here as a PowerPoint
Central Banks, Euro Crisis
Monetary Dialogue Briefing Papers: April 2012
I’m off to Brussels in the morning to present my latest briefing paper to the Economic and Monetary Affairs committee