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05.03.2019 - Society & Finance

Discovering Markets

by Thomas Mayer, Marius Kleinheyer

The Discovering Market Hypothesis (DMH) is a better way to explain price movements in financial markets than conventional theory.

22.02.2019 - Macroeconomics

Greece’s Pyrrhic Victory

by Thomas Mayer

Membership in EMU keeps Greece locked in deflationary debt and cost reduction, with which it cannot cope, despite all well-intended structural reform.

18.01.2019 - Macroeconomics

The slow death of the stability pact

by Thomas Mayer

The Stability and Growth Pact has not achieved its objective of "guaranteeing sound public finances” in EMU.

31.10.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Currency competition to save the euro

by Thomas Mayer, Norbert F. Tofall

The expectation that the member states of the European Monetary Union would adapt over time to the requirements of a single European currency has not been fulfilled. In order to ward off a politically and economically costly collapse of the euro, it ...

18.05.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Cracks in economic upswing

by Thomas Mayer

The current economic upswing could break down due to the high level of debt worldwide. Rising interest rates in the USA and a stronger US dollar are putting pressure on emerging markets. The problems could spread to Europe.

08.03.2018 - Macroeconomics

John Laws exempel

by Thomas Mayer

John Law anticipated today's central bank policy of "quantitative easing" in the early 18th century. Richard Cantillon saw the weakness of Law's policy and bet against it. Law's experiment went wrong and Cantillon became rich.

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