Paul De Grauwe
London School of Economics
Paul De Grauwe is Professor at the London School of Economics, having been professor at the University of Leuven, Belgium and a visiting scholar at the IMF, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, and the Bank of Japan. He was a member of the Belgian parliament from 1991 to 2003. His research interests are international monetary relations, monetary integration, foreign-exchange markets, and open-economy macroeconomics. His books include “The Economics of Monetary Union”, Oxford, International Money. Post-war Trends and Theories”, Oxford, and “The exchange rate in a behavioural finance framework”, Princeton. He obtained his Ph.D from the Johns Hopkins University in 1974 and honoris causae of the University of Sankt Gallen (Switzerland), of the University of Turku (Finland), and the University of Genoa. He is a CEPR Research Fellow.
Articles by Paul De Grauwe:
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Fiscal implications of the ECB’s bond-buying programme
14 June 2013, 12319 reads
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Are Germans really poorer than Spaniards, Italians and Greeks?
16 April 2013, 125036 reads
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Panic-driven austerity in the Eurozone and its implications
21 February 2013, 129980 reads
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TARGET2 as a scapegoat for German errors
2 November 2012, 17424 reads
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How Germany can avoid wealth losses if the Eurozone breaks up: Limit conversion to German residents
18 September 2012, 22964 reads
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Trust between Eurozone leaders can create self-fulfilling positive outcomes
13 July 2012, 3582 reads
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Why the EU summit decisions may destabilise government bond markets
2 July 2012, 20868 reads
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Mispricing of sovereign risk and multiple equilibria in the Eurozone
23 January 2012, 17818 reads
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The euro – a currency without a country
16 December 2011, 11742 reads
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Why the ECB refuses to be a lender of last resort
28 November 2011, 18809 reads
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European summits in ivory towers
26 October 2011, 21395 reads
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The European Central Bank as a lender of last resort
18 August 2011, 40253 reads
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Managing a fragile Eurozone
10 May 2011, 20192 reads
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Why a tougher Stability and Growth Pact is a bad idea
4 October 2010, 13541 reads
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The Eurozone needs a political union, or at least elements of one
17 June 2010, 11508 reads
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Europe’s private versus public debt problem: Fighting the wrong enemy?
19 May 2010, 39323 reads
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Greece: The start of a systemic crisis of the Eurozone?
11 May 2010, 44146 reads
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Fiscal policies in “normal” and “abnormal” recessions
30 March 2010, 13336 reads
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Top-down versus bottom-up macroeconomics
19 November 2009, 41482 reads
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To coordinate or not to coordinate
24 September 2009, 7785 reads
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The politics of the Maastricht convergence criteria
15 April 2009, 40007 reads
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Why should we believe the market this time? Correcting eurozone sovereign debt spreads
7 February 2009, 40753 reads
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Subprime crisis: time for an inflation-targeting rethink?
14 November 2007, 11390 reads
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US-vs-Europe structural rigidities: A re-think
2 July 2007, 39502 reads
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