Zsofi Barta
@bartazsofi.bsky.social
Political Economist; Sciences Po; previously UAlbany; Author of "In the Red: The Politics of Public Debt" (Michigan 2018) and "Rating Politics" (OUP 2023)
Reposted by Zsofi Barta
We highlight three own goals of failed internationalization:
1. Non-existent euro value chains locked the EU into disastrous dollar denominated fossil fuel imports
2. Wavering and weak ECB swap line policies (limited, conditional, unattractive)
3. That rare beast “a euro denominated safe asset”
1. Non-existent euro value chains locked the EU into disastrous dollar denominated fossil fuel imports
2. Wavering and weak ECB swap line policies (limited, conditional, unattractive)
3. That rare beast “a euro denominated safe asset”
February 11, 2025 at 7:38 AM
We highlight three own goals of failed internationalization:
1. Non-existent euro value chains locked the EU into disastrous dollar denominated fossil fuel imports
2. Wavering and weak ECB swap line policies (limited, conditional, unattractive)
3. That rare beast “a euro denominated safe asset”
1. Non-existent euro value chains locked the EU into disastrous dollar denominated fossil fuel imports
2. Wavering and weak ECB swap line policies (limited, conditional, unattractive)
3. That rare beast “a euro denominated safe asset”
Yes, please! Thank you!
February 1, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Yes, please! Thank you!
I will come to your talk tomorrow! (I hope I get in :-)
January 31, 2025 at 4:59 PM
I will come to your talk tomorrow! (I hope I get in :-)
I really enjoyed watching this! The way the three of you took a (non)question and ran with it in three very interesting directions reminded me of Das Glasperlenspiel, when the Magister Ludi takes a mathematical equation and writes a fugue about it. And "breaking it better" is a saying for the ages!
December 8, 2024 at 10:48 AM
I really enjoyed watching this! The way the three of you took a (non)question and ran with it in three very interesting directions reminded me of Das Glasperlenspiel, when the Magister Ludi takes a mathematical equation and writes a fugue about it. And "breaking it better" is a saying for the ages!