Paper on “The Euro at 20”
On Friday June 7, I presented a paper at the EUROFRAME conference hosted by ESRI in Dublin. I presented “The […]
Central Banks, European Economy
Brexit, Irish Economy
Brexit: One Clarification and One Concession the EU Could Offer the UK
After a chaotic two months in British politics and with little time remaining before the UK is set to leave
European Economy, UK Economy
The UK’s £39 Billion Brexit Bill
A few points on the £39 billion payment which the UK government has agreed to pay the EU as part
Central Banks, Economic Growth, European Economy
Briefing Paper and Presentation on Growth in Europe
I spent November 2018 in Sydney visiting the University of Sydney. While there, I competed my latest briefing paper for
Banking, Central Banks
Briefing Paper: Should central banks be concerned about virtual currencies?
My latest briefing paper for the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs committee is titled “Should central banks be concerned
Banking, Central Banks, Euro Crisis
Presentation: “The Lender of Last Resort in the Euro Area: Where Do We Stand?”
Here is a presentation titled “The Lender of Last Resort in the Euro Area: Where Do We Stand?” which I gave
Central Banks, Euro Crisis
Briefing Paper on TARGET2 Balances
The Eurosystem’s often-misunderstood TARGET2 balances have again become a topic featured in op-eds and bank briefing documents. I’m posting this
Irish Economy, UK Economy
The EU’s Backstop is a Great Opportunity for Northern Ireland
The past week has been the most fraught yet in the Brexit negotiations. The EU and UK have not agreed
Irish Economy, UK Economy
Brexit and the Irish Border: Let Northern Ireland Decide?
Seventeen months on from the Brexit vote, the UK government has largely avoided setting out clear and realistic positions on
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Slides on Brexit: AEA meetings
Today, I participated in a panel titled “Brexit: Six Months Later” at the American Economics Association meetings in Chicago (a