Interview with Paul de Grauwe

“I do not believe that all the blame rests on Clinton’s administration. But the basis for this crisis was not laid by Bush – rather, it was laid by previous US Democratic administrations, which promoted the deregulation of the banking system,” says Paul de Grauwe, Professor of Economics at the Unive...

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Published inThe new presence Vol. 12; no. 1; pp. 19 - 22
Main Author Kovanda, Karel
Format Magazine Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Prague The New Presence 2009
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Stránský Martin MUDr. Pritomnost, The New Presence
Subjects
Banking industry
Commercial banks
Economy
Efficient markets
Mathematical models
Price levels
Science
Studies
Wage & price controls
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Summary:“I do not believe that all the blame rests on Clinton’s administration. But the basis for this crisis was not laid by Bush – rather, it was laid by previous US Democratic administrations, which promoted the deregulation of the banking system,” says Paul de Grauwe, Professor of Economics at the University of Leuven, foremost world economist and ideological founding father of the Eurozone.
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ISSN:1211-8303