ADEMU Perspectives is a series of in-depth articles authored by our researchers offering insight into topics related to the project’s research agenda.
March 2018 #13: Timid steps to deepening economic and monetary union, by Giorgio Monti
February 2018 #12: On the interaction between fiscal consolidation and migration in Europe, by Jordi Caballé, Guilherme Bandeira and Eugenia Vella
January 2018, #11: Fiscal multipliers, by Patrick Fève and Martial Dupaigne
December 2017, #10: Strengthening the European Union with limited political capital, by Jean-Pierre Danthine
November 2017, #9: On the sovereign debt crisis in Europe, by Pedro Teles
October 2017, #8: Announced and prophesied: proposals to strengthen Europe’s institutional set-up, by René Smits
September 2017, #7: How Credible is Banking Union in the Eurozone? Evidence from recent resolutions in Spain and Italy, by Thomas F. Cooley
June 2017, #6: Addressing self-fulfilling sovereign risk: the role of monetary policy, by Giancarlo Corsetti
May 2017, #5: EU – the 3 1/2 solution, by Ramon Marimon
April 2017, #4: Macro-Prudential Regulation of the Leverage Ratio, by Radim Bohacek
March 2017, #3: Why household debt makes economies prone to crises of confidence, by Thomas Hintermaier and Winfried Koeniger
February 2017, #2: When HANK met SAM – new models for macroeconomic policy, by Morten Ravn and Vincent Sterk
January 2017, #1: A broad view on narrow banking, by Hugo Rodríguez Mendizábal