Abbiamo dato la dimostrazione che quando gli italiani sono coesi e compatti e determinati non sono inferiori a nessuno. In un periodo come questo credo che sia un messaggio importante per le nuove generazioni. Alessandro Campagna, Allenatore del Settebello Azzurro, Campione … Continue reading →
While trust in the euro does seem to be persistently lacking, other mutual trust agreements are in the process of being made. Just like France and Germany, a few decades ago, two arch-enemies are sitting at the table of serious … Continue reading →
Robert Solow, grande economista e premio Nobel per l’Economia, individua nelle piccole imprese e nella spesa pubblica le armi per il rilancio dell’Occidente. Due temi vietati in Europa, dove piccolo è brutto e spesa pubblica orribile. Che peccato non averlo qui, … Continue reading →
Draft-International-Agreement-on-a-Reinforced-Economic-Union (2) Grazie a AG per averlo ritrovato, la URL era scaduta. L’articolo sulla riduzione del debito è l’articolo 4. Ovviamente non ho idea quale sia il suo legame con la versione su cui stanno lavorando i Governi nazionali. This … Continue reading →
The future of Europe was supposed to be one of a common state to guarantee peace within our borders, democracy, development, growth, power at the global level. Our founding fathers got it right when they started with first things first. … Continue reading →
I do not understand the quasi-religious discussions about quantitative easing (QE). It is appropriate if economic conditions justify it, in particular in countries facing a liquidity trap that may lead to deflation. The instrument is implemented in the UK and … Continue reading →
Here is Italy today for you. We do have apparently 105 million euro from the EU available for Pompei’s maintenance, but the tender procedure will make these works start in the next Fall. In the meantime, our beautiful villa belonging … Continue reading →
At the end of June of this year Italian spreads over German bunds were lower than Spanish spreads by 60 basis points, 0.6%. One month later both countries were perceived as equally risky by investors. After that Italy became increasingly … Continue reading →
Imagine you had a time machine. Now you have boarded it, pushed the button to travel far, but you forgot whether you have travelled back to January 1932 OR moved forward to next year, January 2012. Imagine you exit your … Continue reading →
So, this strange thing happens to me everytime I argue in favor of more public spending in this recession. I am told that Italy, with its public debt, will never be allowed by the European Union to run a deficit. … Continue reading →