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Author Archives: M_Haliassos
Tools for development: ESET and research & technology
Reforms in the way research is funded and in the extent to which it is linked to technology and innovation in industry provide important tools for putting Greece on a growth path. In this presentation, Prof. Stamatis Krimigis, Chairman of … Continue reading
Posted in Economic development, Education, General, Immigration
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Prodigal Italy, Greece, Spain? A Letter to Northern Partners
Michael Haliassos presents a key dilemma in the current debate regarding the future of the Euro: to prolong support of debt refinancing to countries in the periphery, so as to signal to markets that Euro membership is a one-way street; … Continue reading
Euro versus Drachma: A Televised Debate
On December 12, 2011, the Greek TV station ‘SKAI’ broadcast a debate between seven Greek economists on whether Greece should stay with the Euro or switch to a new Drachma. The debate was aired a second time on December 15. … Continue reading
Don’t kill the patient through medicine overdose!
The Greek National Council on Research and Technology, the highest-level independent advisory body to the Ministry of Education on matters relating to research infrastructure and funding, has issued a statement regarding the current Greek situation. The main point is this: … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Europe, Public sector productivity
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Eurobonds and European policy coordination: the view from the German financial sector
Eurobonds are actively being debated as a potential solution to the financing problems of troubled countries with fiscal imbalances. This note presents the views of the German financial sector and tries to uncover systematic patterns in the responses, based on … Continue reading
Posted in Banking and finance, Europe, Macroeconomics, Public finance
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