Daniel Gros
CEPS, Brussels
Daniel Gros is the Director of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels. Originally from Germany, he attended university in Italy, where he obtained a /Laurea in Economia e Commercio/. He also studied in the United States, where he earned his M.A. and PhD (University of Chicago, 1984). He worked at the International Monetary Fund, in the European and Research Departments (1983-1986), then as an Economic Advisor to the Directorate General II of the European Commission (1988-1990). He has taught at the European College (Natolin) as well as at various universities across Europe, including the Catholic University of Leuven, the University of Frankfurt, the University of Basel, Bocconi University, the Kiel Institute of World Studies and the Central European University in Prague. He worked at CEPS from 1986 to 1988, and has worked there continuously since 1990. His current research concentrates on the impact of the euro on capital and labour markets, as well as on the international role of the euro, especially in Central and Eastern Europe. He also monitors the transition towards market economies and the process of enlargement of the EU towards the east (he advised the Commission and a number of governments on these issues). He was advisor to the European Parliament from 1998 to 2005, and member of the /Conseil Economique de la Nation/ (2003-2005); from 2001 to 2003, he was a member of the /Conseil d’Analyse Economique/ (advisory bodies to the French Prime Minister and Finance Minister). Since 2002, he has been a member of the Shadow Council organised by Handelsblatt; and since April 2005, he has been President of San Paolo IMI Asset Management. He is editor of /Economie Internationale/ and editor of /International Finance/. He has published widely in international academic and policy-oriented journals, and has authored numerous monographs and four books.
Articles by Daniel Gros:
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EZ banking union with a sovereign virus
14 June 2013, 5767 reads
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Augmented inflation targeting: Le roi est mort, vive le roi
17 April 2013, 12495 reads
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Banking union: If Ireland were Nevada
27 November 2012, 12328 reads
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The Single European Market in banking in decline – ECB to the rescue?
16 October 2012, 2288 reads
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An overlooked currency war in Europe
11 October 2012, 15958 reads
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The case for euro deposit insurance
24 September 2012, 9438 reads
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A German Sovereign Wealth Fund to save the euro
28 August 2012, 6165 reads
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Austerity is unavoidable after a bout of profligacy
19 July 2012, 12816 reads
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EZ Banking Union: Who pays for past mistakes?
7 July 2012, 8672 reads
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Banking union instead of Eurobonds – disentangling sovereign and banking crises
24 June 2012, 10725 reads
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Why an ESM programme could be a kiss of death: Recovery values and subordination
22 June 2012, 7537 reads
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Cleaning up the mess: Bank resolution in a systemic crisis
6 June 2012, 14210 reads
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The fiscal economics of a Greek exit
29 May 2012, 13426 reads
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What's wrong with Spain?
15 April 2012, 23569 reads
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Can Italy survive the financial storm?
19 December 2011, 11185 reads
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Can austerity be self-defeating?
29 November 2011, 12530 reads
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What is holding Italy back?
9 November 2011, 19448 reads
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An EU Summit mis-think: The pitfalls in official first-loss bond insurance
27 October 2011, 21875 reads
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Eurobonds are the wrong solution
24 August 2011, 25960 reads
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The Eurozone crisis: only the unlimited firepower of the ECB will stop market panic
12 August 2011, 6516 reads
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August 2011: The euro crisis reaches the core
11 August 2011, 15106 reads
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Privatisation is no salvation
22 June 2011, 8407 reads
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External versus domestic debt in the euro crisis
24 May 2011, 17325 reads
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Pact for the euro: Tough talk, soft conditions?
14 March 2011, 12718 reads
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Debt reduction without default?
11 February 2011, 14988 reads
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Eurozone crises left to fester
21 December 2010, 10918 reads
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A new deal for Eurozone growth and stability: An open letter to the President of the European Council
7 December 2010, 12005 reads
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Big bang or endless crisis? Arguments for a big-bang solution to Eurozone problems
5 December 2010, 14627 reads
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Rescue-package debt seniority and the vicious cycle of rescues and emergencies
5 December 2010, 14258 reads
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How to avoid trade war: A reciprocity requirement
8 October 2010, 15987 reads
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Pull together or fall apart: can the Eurozone stand the stress?
2 July 2010, 6329 reads
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The long shadow of the fall of the wall
17 June 2010, 7396 reads
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New eBook: Completing the Eurozone rescue: What more needs to be done?
17 June 2010, 13932 reads
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European Stabilisation Mechanism: What more needs to be done
11 May 2010, 12444 reads
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The European experience with large fiscal adjustments
28 April 2010, 13327 reads
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Is Greece different? Adjustment difficulties in southern Europe
22 April 2010, 20840 reads
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Towards a European Monetary Fund
15 March 2010, 15023 reads
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Too interconnected to fail = too big to fail?
26 January 2010, 13405 reads
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Why the EU needs a border tax on carbon
9 December 2009, 9364 reads
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Why a cap-and-trade system can be bad for your health
5 December 2009, 11115 reads
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The crisis and citizens’ trust in central banks
10 September 2009, 11574 reads
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Simple explanations for global financial instability
13 August 2009, 35180 reads
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Global imbalances and the accumulation of risk
11 June 2009, 10407 reads
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Lessons from banking profits in the Great Depression
1 May 2009, 15471 reads
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Reforming global governance: How to make the IMF more independent
1 April 2009, 33289 reads
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Saving Eastern Europe before the contagion starts
25 February 2009, 20908 reads
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“Bad banks” must be big and mandatory
5 February 2009, 19129 reads
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Fiscal policy and the credit crunch: What will work?
21 December 2008, 11704 reads
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A call for a European Financial Stability Fund
30 October 2008, 10882 reads
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Europe’s plan and inter-bank paralysis: Can Europe take care of its own financial crisis?
12 October 2008, 6846 reads
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How to save the European banking system
9 October 2008, 6875 reads
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Open Letter to European leaders on Europe’s banking crisis: A call to action
1 October 2008, 79147 reads
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Two steps the EU should take to protect Europe’s financial system
30 September 2008, 8737 reads
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Valuing US mortgages assets: Help from logic and Black-Scholes
27 September 2008, 18389 reads
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Mother of all bailouts and what it means for Europe
20 September 2008, 79528 reads
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The Irish ‘no’ and the EU’s “nuclear” option
16 June 2008, 7548 reads
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Watch the price of Carbon!
21 December 2007, 31428 reads
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House price bubbles made in Europe
25 October 2007, 33558 reads
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The new EU Treaty
21 October 2007, 34788 reads
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EU Summit: a good deal?
25 June 2007, 6291 reads
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A ‘Warsaw compromise’ on EU voting
20 June 2007, 8304 reads
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Education strategies in Europe
26 January 2006, 6893 reads
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