The Eurozone/EU Economy for the Next Decade (2021-2030)

The Eurozone & EU economy equally is expected to start recovering by the end of Q3 2021. But until then the economies of the euro area member countries will be characterized by high budget deficits in their annual government budgets, by high public debts (in some euro area member countries general government debt will exceed …

The “Red Dragon” (China) Grows Worldwide

While the Covid-19 pandemic was initiated by China (Wuhan Province) and it appeared that the Chinese government was taken by surprise, the subsequent successful management of the response to the pandemic strengthened Chinese citizens’ confidence in the communist regime of China, increased the national confidence and pride of the Chinese (always comparing it to the …

The Criteria for Whether a Fiscal Adjustment Is Successful or Not

The term fiscal adjustment refers to all those policies implemented by a government to achieve a future stable economic orthodoxy, i.e. to improve the fiscal balance by drastically reducing the annual state budget deficits. The reduction of the state budget deficit must reach the level of 1.5% of GDP or 1.5% of GDP as a …

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. …

The Sustainable Solution for the Eurozone Economy-Part III

The downsizing of public sector expenditures in central government budgets will must be done by a specific methodology and depending on the range-size of the public sector of the Eurozone (EU) member country. The budgetary curtailment of the public sector expenditures of a Eurozone member country will must be done with specific policies which, depending …

The Sustainable Solution for the Eurozone (EU) Economy – Part II

The European Commission and in general the EU rightly has set specific fiscal limits on the budgets of the member states of the Eurozone through the: Treaty of the European Union, Feb. 1992, widely known as the Maastricht Treaty-December, 1991 (Source׃ EU https://europa.eu/eu-law/decision-making/treaties/pdf/treaty_on_european_union/treaty_on_european_union_el.pdf, 29/7/2015, Brussels_Luxemburg 1992), and the Stability and Growth Pact (November, 2011) (Source׃ …

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