Fiscal stimulus or monetary laxity: Germany must choose
Revolting Europe 2014-09-14
Summary:
By Duval Guillaume In Europe, ever more monetary laxity is necessary because Germany refuses fiscal stimulus, even though the latter approach is preferable. On 4 September the European Central Bank (ECB) not only lowered again the interest rate at which it lends to banks to 0.05%, but it has also launched a major programme of … Continue reading →