Kevin O’Rourke of Oxford University has a post on Project Syndicate, correctly titled A Summit to the Death, in which he nicely summarizes the recent EU “summit to end all summits” held at Brussels. He says With this in mind, the most obvious point about the recent summit is that the “fiscal stability union” that [...]
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