Titlebook: Crisis in the Eurozone; Causes, Dilemmas and Mark Baimbridge,Philip B. Whyman Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Kai Arne Gondlach,Michaela Regneriterms of bailout resources and, more importantly, degrading the life chances of a great number of eurozone citizens, clearly never the intention of the European integration project. The present chapter seeks to remove this fear through an analysis of the probable consequences.

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The Development of Microfoundations of Macroeconomicsing aspects of economic performance, such as output, inflation and unemployment. Therefore, macroeconomics is crucial to policymakers in terms of designing/implementing an appropriate economic policy that can respond to the needs of the economy at the aggregate level. The purpose of this book is to

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Fiscal Policy within the Eurozonebvious that politics will influence the choice of economic policies and, consequently, economic performance. Of particular interest to macroeconomists is the influence that the interaction of political and economic factors has on such issues as business cycles, inflation, unemployment and the conduc

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Monetary Policy within the Eurozonetral Bank (ECB) is a creation of the TEU, which designed it to be the most independent monetary authority in the world. The ECB’s architects sought to insulate it completely from political pressures, both at the national government and at the eurozone level. The position of the ECB under the TEU per

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Economic Policymaking within the Eurozoney EU member states. Monetary policy is now set by the independent ECB, whilst national governments possess fiscal and supply-side policies. Hence, from an individual country’s viewpoint, interest rates are now ‘fixed’ and will only move if the ECB decides that economic conditions are changing for th

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