The euro should be restructured as a full digital currency. The Euro would then no longer be created by banks though loans and neither misused by the Euro states as a financing instrument. The economy and the financial system would become more stable ...

Digitalization would give the euro a viable long term perspective, which it is unlikely to have in the credit money system.

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

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

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

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 ...