Monetary Policy
Sebastian Mang calls for a reform of European macroeconomic governance that empowers states to contend with current crises.
Read moreAfter years of loose monetary policy, central banks are changing tack. But using the levers of the financial system to fight inflation risks cutting climate investment just as we need it most.
Read moreHow Modern Monetary Theory could completely change the way governments operate.
Read moreShort-term fixes in times of crisis are no longer enough if the Eurozone is the key to an ever closer union.
Read moreA look at basic income’s enduring merits through the eyes of one of its ardent advocates, Malcolm Torry.
Read moreNeoliberalism is failing to meet the crises of our time. What in its worldview, social and ecological consequences call for putting it to rest?
Read moreGermany has shifted its position to unlock the route to an EU recovery fund. But Europe still needs a political alternative to inter-governmental deadlock.
Read moreA Eurozone expert envisions how a new monetary policy – changing the way we pay, save, tax and spend – could fix the contradictions pulling Europe apart.
Read moreIt’s not just about the tax havens, the state can do better than blaming tax evasion for poor public services.
Read moreIn Autumn 2013 the Green Party of England and Wales voted to adopt a motion that would remove the power of banks to create money, and return that power to a democratically accountable part of the state. But what is money?
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