ECB – Inflation Brings Changes to Monetary Policy

The ten-year record for euro area inflation – 3% in August from 2.2% in July and structural inflation (excluding energy and food) rose 1.6%, the highest since 2012 – is now key area of ​​controversy and strong arguments for proponents of restrictive monetary policy. Their arguments are reinforced by the recently announced inflation in Germany …

Why Demand for Investment in European Bonds Is Growing

The fact that the ECB, through its programmes of the type of quantum easing (QE) and Pandemic Emergency Purchases Program (PEPP) respectively, provides the market with money, making it the main buyer of European government bonds, forces investors to create an informal queue to buy the remaining and smaller volume of European bonds offerings left …

The Crypto Assets and their Regulatory Framework

Ludwig Von Mises in its book titled «The Theory of Money and Credit» mention that «the State has not the power of directly making anything into money, into a common medium of exchange. It is only the practice of the individuals who take part in business that can make a commodity into a medium of …

Pandemic Forces Governments to Adopt Socialist Economic Policies

The ever-increasing implementation of the monetary policy, which, due to the pandemic and its measures to deal with economic shutdowns and social isolation, in other words the continuous printing of money, is being used to cover the damage caused to economies while providing state aid to both workers and businesses (in the form of subsidies …

Pandemic Forces Governments to Adopt Socialist Economic Policies

The ever-increasing implementation of the monetary policy, which, due to the pandemic and its measures to deal with economic shutdowns and social isolation, in other words the continuous printing of money, is being used to cover the damage caused to economies while providing state aid to both workers and businesses (in the form of subsidies …

The Sustainable Solution for the Eurozone Economy – Part IV

As regards the public sector expenditures on unemployment benefits and given that there will be a joint operational and centrally designed budget for the central government of the Eurozone, these costs will must be made with a combination of expenditures both from the budget of the central’s government member state and the common Eurozone budget. …

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