European policy makers still seem to be far from finding a solution to the euro crisis. However, there are solutions. The best solutions in my views does not come from Europe, but rather from our friend David Beckworth at the Texas State University. Here is his interview with Stephen Evans on BBC Radio (around 8 minutes into the program).
The best insight on the euro crisis – you will find in Texas
Posted by Lars Christensen on December 12, 2011
https://marketmonetarist.com/2011/12/12/the-best-insight-on-the-euro-crisis-you-will-find-in-texas/
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/ December 12, 2011I wish Beckworth could take the seat on the Dallas Fed held by that dunce Richard Fisher.
Lars Christensen
/ December 12, 2011Benjamin, I have higher ambitions for David than that. Nonetheless I think his insight into the euro crisis is second to none and I hope he will get a lot more coverage in the European media in the near future.