Economics23 July 15<20 July 15 Zero Hedge: Portugal’s Debts Are (Also) Unsustainable by Max Rangeley Portugal’s Debts Are (Also) Unsustainable Everyone seems to be focusing on Greece these days – a country so indebted that it needs even more loans…
Economics23 July 11<23 July 11 The official start of the European transfer union by Prof Philipp Bagus There are basically three scenarios for the future of the European Monetary Union as I argue in my book The Tragedy of the Euro….
Cobden Centre Radio12 May 11<13 May 11 Cobden Centre Radio: Europe’s Deep Freeze of Debt by Andy Duncan In this latest Cobden Centre Radio programme, I interview Professor David Howden, a member of our Advisory Board, about his new book, Deep Freeze:…
Cobden Centre Radio18 January 11<18 January 11 Cobden Centre Radio: The Iberian Situation by Andy Duncan In a detailed 28-minute conversation, I spoke last night to Professor David Howden, Associate Professor of Economics at St. Louis University, in Madrid, about…
Economics10 January 11<9 January 11 The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of Portugal’s Bond Auction by David Howden Portugal tested the chilly New Year auction waters on January 5th as it auctioned €500 million of six-month bonds. The good news is that…