Titlebook: Europe‘s Century of Crises Under Dollar Hegemony; A Dialogue on the Gl Brendan Brown,Philippe Simonnot Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicab

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Die konstruktive Ausbildung der Staumauern,nce of their bank deposits. In this chapter, the authors discuss the huge extent to which a German implicit backstop now underpins much of European monetary union, especially Italy, and how the European banking industry has virtually exited free market capitalism. It could all have been very different and much better for European prosperity.

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From Birth of Dollar Hegemony Towards the 1929 Crisisy hegemon, the Federal Reserve, specially its role in creating the credit bubble and subsequent bust in the Weimar Republic. This chapter includes a historical analysis of dollar hegemony which turns much of the conventional wisdom about this on its head.

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Explaining 1929he Fed’s biggest monetary mistakes were in the years running up to the 1929 Crash. The authors proceed to challenge another widely held view—that the Fed aborted the recovery which built through 1934–36 by starting to normalize monetary policy too soon.

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The Submission of the Euro to the 2% Inflation Standard the ECB not follow the Bundesbank of Dr. Emminger in defying a highly inflationary US monetary hegemon and instead swiftly submitted to the so-called 2% inflation standard? The indictment against the system and the powerful is severe and justified by the evidence.

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Draghi: “Whatever It Takes” desperate to avoid another Lehman crisis ahead of the November 2012 Election and ready to go along with the IMF resources being used for this purpose. In effect, Washington and Berlin saved the euro, already a deeply rotten currency, for their own political agendas. Draghi was just the “man on the phone”.

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Der Morgendienst auf der Station,ingly virulent and indeed the 2001–2002 recession has been largely revised away by subsequent data. In this chapter, the authors balance much of the literature about failings in the global banking industry with the deep-seated monetary malaise.

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Staubbeseitigung in den Schotterbetrieben,he asset inflation of the first decade of this century—but all calculations were far from irrational. There were many gainers from the bubble and they have sustained their gains in part thanks to the salvage operations.