Giuseppe Celi, Andrea Ginzburg, Dario Guarascio
Crisis in the European Monetary Union
A Core-Periphery Perspective
Giuseppe Celi, Andrea Ginzburg, Dario Guarascio
Crisis in the European Monetary Union
A Core-Periphery Perspective
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After decades of economic integration and EU enlargement, the economic geography of Europe has shifted, with new peripheries emerging and the core showing signs of fragmentation. This book examines the paths of the core and peripheral countries, with a focus on their diverse productive capabilities and their interdependence.
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After decades of economic integration and EU enlargement, the economic geography of Europe has shifted, with new peripheries emerging and the core showing signs of fragmentation. This book examines the paths of the core and peripheral countries, with a focus on their diverse productive capabilities and their interdependence.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878627
- ISBN-10: 0367878623
- Artikelnr.: 58439005
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 298
- Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 17mm
- Gewicht: 440g
- ISBN-13: 9780367878627
- ISBN-10: 0367878623
- Artikelnr.: 58439005
Giuseppe Celi is Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Foggia, Italy. He has been the coordinator of the university's Economic Theory PhD programme. Andrea Ginzburg was Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy. Dario Guarascio is a researcher in applied economics at the National Institute of Public Policy Analysis (INAPP), Italy. He is in charge of the research unit 'Skills and labour market transitions'. Annamaria Simonazzi is Professor of Economics at La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy. She is co-editor of Economia & Lavoro and on the editorial board of inGenere.
Introduction
Part 1: A medium term perspective
1. The current Euro crisis: a faulty institutional construction
1. Introduction
2. The Werner Report and the idea of Europe
3. The Snake and the EMS
4. The bumpy road to the EMU
5. The EMU's institutional flaws
6. In the crisis: bail-outs
politics
reforms
7. Conclusions
2. The European core-periphery divergent development paths before the crisis: 1999-2008
1. Introduction
2. Germany: from Europe's sick man to export superstar
3. Wage moderation
4. Housing: a 'non-tradable' sector?
5. The construction of the Central European Manufacturing Core
6. Conclusions
3. France: the waning of a core country
1. Introduction
2. From dirigisme to statist liberalism
3. The waning of a key sector: the automotive industry
4. Conclusions
4. The Eurozone's double-dip recession: interpretations and policies
1. Introduction
2. A standard balance of payments crisis?
3. The Target2 debate: a stealth bail-out?
4. The unfolding of the crisis and the role of austerity
5. The structural impact of the crisis
6. Conclusions
5. Inequality
poverty and imports: core
periphery and beyond
1. Introduction
2. Rich Germany
poor Germans
3. Poor Southern Europe
poor Southern Europeans
4. South of South: the case of the Italian Mezzogiorno
5. Conclusions
6. The network of European trade between core and periphery
1. Introduction
2. The European trade networks
3. The structure of trade
4. The evolution of the automotive industry in Europe
5. Conclusions. Part II: European de-industrialization processes in a long-term perspective
7. The weakening of the European growth engine
1. Introduction
2. The fading of the golden age
3. Heterodox explanations of the fall in investment: industry a
Part 1: A medium term perspective
1. The current Euro crisis: a faulty institutional construction
1. Introduction
2. The Werner Report and the idea of Europe
3. The Snake and the EMS
4. The bumpy road to the EMU
5. The EMU's institutional flaws
6. In the crisis: bail-outs
politics
reforms
7. Conclusions
2. The European core-periphery divergent development paths before the crisis: 1999-2008
1. Introduction
2. Germany: from Europe's sick man to export superstar
3. Wage moderation
4. Housing: a 'non-tradable' sector?
5. The construction of the Central European Manufacturing Core
6. Conclusions
3. France: the waning of a core country
1. Introduction
2. From dirigisme to statist liberalism
3. The waning of a key sector: the automotive industry
4. Conclusions
4. The Eurozone's double-dip recession: interpretations and policies
1. Introduction
2. A standard balance of payments crisis?
3. The Target2 debate: a stealth bail-out?
4. The unfolding of the crisis and the role of austerity
5. The structural impact of the crisis
6. Conclusions
5. Inequality
poverty and imports: core
periphery and beyond
1. Introduction
2. Rich Germany
poor Germans
3. Poor Southern Europe
poor Southern Europeans
4. South of South: the case of the Italian Mezzogiorno
5. Conclusions
6. The network of European trade between core and periphery
1. Introduction
2. The European trade networks
3. The structure of trade
4. The evolution of the automotive industry in Europe
5. Conclusions. Part II: European de-industrialization processes in a long-term perspective
7. The weakening of the European growth engine
1. Introduction
2. The fading of the golden age
3. Heterodox explanations of the fall in investment: industry a
Introduction
Part 1: A medium term perspective
1. The current Euro crisis: a faulty institutional construction
1. Introduction
2. The Werner Report and the idea of Europe
3. The Snake and the EMS
4. The bumpy road to the EMU
5. The EMU's institutional flaws
6. In the crisis: bail-outs
politics
reforms
7. Conclusions
2. The European core-periphery divergent development paths before the crisis: 1999-2008
1. Introduction
2. Germany: from Europe's sick man to export superstar
3. Wage moderation
4. Housing: a 'non-tradable' sector?
5. The construction of the Central European Manufacturing Core
6. Conclusions
3. France: the waning of a core country
1. Introduction
2. From dirigisme to statist liberalism
3. The waning of a key sector: the automotive industry
4. Conclusions
4. The Eurozone's double-dip recession: interpretations and policies
1. Introduction
2. A standard balance of payments crisis?
3. The Target2 debate: a stealth bail-out?
4. The unfolding of the crisis and the role of austerity
5. The structural impact of the crisis
6. Conclusions
5. Inequality
poverty and imports: core
periphery and beyond
1. Introduction
2. Rich Germany
poor Germans
3. Poor Southern Europe
poor Southern Europeans
4. South of South: the case of the Italian Mezzogiorno
5. Conclusions
6. The network of European trade between core and periphery
1. Introduction
2. The European trade networks
3. The structure of trade
4. The evolution of the automotive industry in Europe
5. Conclusions. Part II: European de-industrialization processes in a long-term perspective
7. The weakening of the European growth engine
1. Introduction
2. The fading of the golden age
3. Heterodox explanations of the fall in investment: industry a
Part 1: A medium term perspective
1. The current Euro crisis: a faulty institutional construction
1. Introduction
2. The Werner Report and the idea of Europe
3. The Snake and the EMS
4. The bumpy road to the EMU
5. The EMU's institutional flaws
6. In the crisis: bail-outs
politics
reforms
7. Conclusions
2. The European core-periphery divergent development paths before the crisis: 1999-2008
1. Introduction
2. Germany: from Europe's sick man to export superstar
3. Wage moderation
4. Housing: a 'non-tradable' sector?
5. The construction of the Central European Manufacturing Core
6. Conclusions
3. France: the waning of a core country
1. Introduction
2. From dirigisme to statist liberalism
3. The waning of a key sector: the automotive industry
4. Conclusions
4. The Eurozone's double-dip recession: interpretations and policies
1. Introduction
2. A standard balance of payments crisis?
3. The Target2 debate: a stealth bail-out?
4. The unfolding of the crisis and the role of austerity
5. The structural impact of the crisis
6. Conclusions
5. Inequality
poverty and imports: core
periphery and beyond
1. Introduction
2. Rich Germany
poor Germans
3. Poor Southern Europe
poor Southern Europeans
4. South of South: the case of the Italian Mezzogiorno
5. Conclusions
6. The network of European trade between core and periphery
1. Introduction
2. The European trade networks
3. The structure of trade
4. The evolution of the automotive industry in Europe
5. Conclusions. Part II: European de-industrialization processes in a long-term perspective
7. The weakening of the European growth engine
1. Introduction
2. The fading of the golden age
3. Heterodox explanations of the fall in investment: industry a