A rift that never healed: How old divisions are undermining the Eurozone's future
London School of Economics and Political Science
LSE - London
2020
epidemic disease ; economic recovery ; EMU
EMU and International monetary system
English
"consequences of the Covid-19 outbreak. Dimitris Katsikas writes that without a sizeable common funding mechanism, the danger is that European economies will be on very different fiscal and macroeconomic trajectories once the health crisis is over. However, the correction of these imbalances would come at a high economic and political cost, and further divisions between states could ultimately put the future of the Eurozone at risk."
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