In his 12th and last Letter from Germany, Michael Burda comments on Germany’s forthcoming fiscal expansion and the accelerating readjustment of internal Eurozone imbalances. Who would have thunk it? In
Michael Burda on the silent real depreciation within the Eurozone relative to Germany and the slow rebalancing over the past decade Time for some good news! Southern Europe seems to
Michael Burda on the effects of the Russian invasion on the German economy, 16 months later Re-reading my missive of 2022, I was surprised at my despair that the Russian
Michael Burda on supply shocks, inflation, and German competitiveness in the Eurozone Alas, our world faces yet another challenge. Just as we were recovering from global and sovereign debt financial
Because of its comparatively low mortality rate, Germany is often cited as an example of how best to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic. In his latest letter, Michael Burda1 takes a
In his latest Letter, Michael Burda looks at German responses to the suggestion that the Italian government should issue small-denomination, short-term debt, as a means of making payments. After returning
Michael Burda, at Berlin’s Humboldt University, reports rather gloomily on the prospect for a UK economy faced simultaneously with the effects of Brexit and stagnating productivity growth. A year later
In his latest Letter from Germany, Michael Burda at the Humboldt University in Berlin argues that the state of economics in Germany is being badly misrepresented in the ‘Anglo-Saxon’ media.
