Nachhaltige Überwindung der Eurokrise

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The book provides a comprehensive analysis of the Euro crisis, detailing its dynamics from 2010 to 2012 and the challenges of contagion and international competitiveness among selected EU countries. It critiques the crisis management strategies employed and explores transatlantic perspectives on quantitative easing policies. The text discusses potential solutions for overcoming the crisis and stabilizing employment within the EU, weighing options between restoring a normal Euro phase or moving towards a political union. The role of the European Central Bank in addressing the crisis is examined, alongside the implications of Euro bonds, internal market dynamics, and the broader development perspectives for the EU. The appendices offer further insights, including analyses of the reform needs identified by the ECB, the European Stability Mechanism, and historical contexts such as German reunification and the Euro currency union. Additional topics cover the market value of state debts under haircuts, financial market fragmentation, the benefits of the Euro, income multipliers in growth models, and unemployment statistics across selected EU nations. The work concludes with considerations on budget consolidation, income tax rates, and debt ratios in a steady state, providing a thorough overview of the multifaceted issues surrounding the Euro crisis and its implications for the future of the EU.