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Ferdinando Giugliano
Ferdinando Giugliano
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Ultra-Rich Lost Out in the Last Recession
The “elephant chart” has been the most influential graph of the past decade in economics. It showItaly Plays Straight Into the Hands of the Dutch
The European Union’s political leaders will meet next week to negotiate the details of their joint fWhy Europe's in Better Shape Than the US
After the great recession, the American economy rebounded faster and stronger than the euro zone, raFrom Leicester to Lisbon, Coronavirus Outbreaks Follow a Pattern
The first wave of the COVID-19 epidemic hit especially hard in the most affluent cities of Europe, iGermany’s Accounting Scandal
The scandal at Wirecard AG hasn’t just exposed a multi-billion dollar hole in the accounts of one ofA Bad New Tax Idea Is Doing the Rounds
There’s a new bad idea doing the rounds in Europe.‘Smart Lockdowns’ Are the Future in Europe
European Union countries are experimenting with new ways of dealing with the coronavirus.A Central Pillar of the EU is Under Threat
The European Union prides itself on its tough antitrust regime.Greece Looks Like a Safer Destination Now
During the euro-zone crisis at the beginning of the last decade, many European citizens felt they weThe European Union Is on the Brink of Historic Change
The European Union has a habit of disappointing when trying to design a joint response to an economiThe Pandemic is Exposing the Limits of Science
The 2008 financial crisis led the public to discover the limits of economics.Italy Is Cycling Toward More Trouble
The Franco-German plan for a 500 billion-euro ($548 billion) “recovery fund” for the European UnionItaly Learns a Hard Lesson on Face Masks
It takes economics students a couple of classes to understand why price caps are generally a bad ideIs Spain About to Become the Next Italy?
Anti-establishment parties have made real inroads in southern Europe in recent years, taking power iHow Populists Can Ruin a Global Recovery
There is a strange sound of relief coming out of the International Monetary Fund. The IMF has slaPages
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People walk along Albert Park lake in Melbourne on July 13, 2020, as five million people in Australia's second-biggest city began a new lockdown following a resurgence of coronavirus cases. (Photo by William WEST / AFP)
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