The European Roots of the Eurozone Crisis

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Clearly outlines how traditional models can be applied to contemporary issues, institutions and problemsExplains how recent crises are related to long-term problems related to the European Union's foundational treaties and the nominal appreciation of the exchange rate of the EuroProvides unique empirical analysis that reveals the two "mistakes", between 2002 and 2014, that have reduced the GDP of the Euro area by about 15% and produced a total employment loss of almost 13 million jobs

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Mario Baldassarri is Professor Emeritus of Economics at Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. He was member of the Italian Government as Vice-Minister of Economy and Finance (2001-2006), Senator of the Italian Republic (2006-2013) and Chairman of the Permanent Senate Commission in Finance and Treasury (2008-2013). This book complete a trilogy about World Economy and Europe together with two other previous books: The World Economy toward Global Disequilibrium  and How to reach full employment and high growth in Europe. He is also Editor of Quo Vadis: World Economy and Institutions at a Cross-roads and of the series Central Issues on Contemporary Economic Theory and Policies.

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