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incompatible with Europe’s social market economy. convergence in the eu and in the euro area is a necessity: the European growth … long-term growth and productivity weakness. Finally, the EU, especially the euro area, suffers from a lack of convergence … single market, a key asset to promote growth and economic well-being, does not undermine the ability of countries to raise …
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Quantitative easing (QE) affects banks’ profitability in three main ways. First, as QE drives up bond prices, banks holding such bonds see their balance sheets strengthened. Second, QE reduces long-term yields and thereby reduces term spreads. With this, the lending-deposit ratio spread falls,...
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The single market is often perceived as the panacea for Europe's economic troubles. It is believed that completing the … single market would boost welfare, stimulate growth and increase European competitiveness. However, identifying and … quantifying the channels through which market integration is expected to engender growth is methodologically complex. Although the …
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The COVID-19 pandemic represents a major shock to the global and European economy. Most European countries will need to take bold quarantine and lock-down measures, as has been done in Italy, to prevent an explosion of the epidemic which would lead to many deaths and the collapse of healthcare...
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Increasing cyber and hybrid risks will test the European Union’s system of fragmentation on issues of security but centralisation on financial and other economic issues. This asymmetry was not an obstacle in a world in which security threats were more contained or of a different nature. But...
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banks with large balance sheets. As growth picks up in the euro area, there are discussions about how to normalise monetary … market volatility, this process needs to be done gradually and preferably passively, by holding to maturity assets purchased … needs to be communicated early in order to reduce uncertainty for market participants and avoid any disruption of financial …
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instruments could provide market-based insurance to protect the euro area from future debt crises. Risk-sharing with the markets …The euro-area sovereign debt crisis is receding. Europe is on a recovery path, growth is broad-based and unemployment … banking union, and make for a more resilient euro area. The promotion of the banking union and the establishment of a European …
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result from the working of the single market, which like international trade is also an exclusive competence of the EU. …
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-making with higher levels of financial literacy. 2) mortgage-debt makes up an overwhelming share of total debt of euro …
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suggests that cross-border capital market integration can be an important complement to fiscal risk sharing; and the departure … from the EU of the United Kingdom - home to the EU’s main capital market centre - makes the project even more relevant …
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