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May 13, 2012
May 6, 2012
The only solution to the eurozone crisis
The answer is a combination of debt monetisation through the ECB and default into the ESM
Apr 29, 2012
Hollande is start of progressive insurrection
Sarkozy flunked reform in 2007 for a reason: hyperactivity
Apr 22, 2012
The sadly unpalatable solution for the eurozone
A centralised banking resolution system is least of its needs
- Editorial IMF is set to get its bigger bazooka
- Global Insight IMF funds welcomed but aim is unclear
Apr 15, 2012
Spain has accepted mission impossible
Either Madrid will miss the target or it will have to fire so many people that the result will be a political insurrection
- Carles Boix A new deal for the regions
- Editorial Spain’s jumbo challenge
Apr 8, 2012
The prize for European political illiteracy
Economics is doing itself no favours – a shame because the eurozone lacks macroeconomic input
- Editorial A growth agenda for the eurozone
- Gideon Rachman Europe has yet to make Europeans
Mar 25, 2012
Europe’s bailout bazooka is proving to be a toy gun
If you do not want a eurobond there is no likely backstop for Spain
Mar 18, 2012
There is no Spanish siesta for the eurozone
ECB has slowed down process to solve the crisis
Mar 4, 2012
The Bundesbank has no right at all to be baffled
Mr Weidmann might as well have suggested sending in the Luftwaffe to solve the euro crisis
Feb 26, 2012
Greece really needs a year to prepare for total default
Misery lies ahead but Greece can have some room to manoeuvre
Feb 19, 2012
Greece must default if it wants democracy
Germany’s proposal for Greek elections to be postponed is unethical
Feb 12, 2012
Why Greece and Portugal ought to go bankrupt
To ignore reality for another two years will be ruinous
Feb 5, 2012
Germany: A Bric, or just stuck in a hard place?
Germany has become too big to be an ordinary European state, yet not big enough to be a superpower
Jan 29, 2012
Fiscal treaty could trigger a debt explosion
If Spain follows Greece and ignores what happened in Japan, a lengthy recession is likely
Jan 22, 2012
IMF should stay out of the eurozone crisis
Eurozone bail-out involvement is not justified
Dec 28, 2011
Grim lessons from the 30 years war
Europeans have been delaying making hard decisions for a long time
About Wolfgang
Wolfgang Münchau is an associate editor of the Financial Times, where he writes a weekly column about the European Union and the European economy. Before taking up this position in September 2003, he was co-editor of Financial Times Deutschland for two years.
Before joining FT Deutschland, Mr Münchau was a Frankfurt correspondent and later economics correspondent of the Financial Times, reporting on the preparation for the final stage of monetary union and the launch of the euro.
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The only way to stop a eurozone bank run
Case for bloc-wide deposit insurance and bank resolution regime