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The European Roots of the Eurozone Crisis: Errors of the Past and Needs for the Future

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Abstract

"Preface" -- "Some Theoretical Foundations and Empirical Evidence Over the Past Fifty Years" -- "Introduction" -- "Theoretical and Empirical Achievements and Final Considerations" -- "Contents" -- "List of Figures" -- "List of Tables" -- "Part I: Some Theoretical Foundations: Why European Treaties Are Theoretically Wrong" -- "Introduction" -- "1: Government Expenditure, Inflation and Growth: The Base Model" -- "1.1 The Two-Sector Production Model and the Effects of Government Expenditure" -- "1.2 The Assets Market" -- "1.3 The Consumption Goods Market" -- "1.3.1 Effects of a Balanced Budget Increase on Government Expenditure" -- "1.3.2 Effects of an Increase of Government Capital Stock" -- "1.4 The Complete Model-Statics" -- "1.4.1 Balanced Budget Policy" -- "1.4.2 International Inflows of Capital Increasing the Stock of Capital" -- "1.4.3 Effects of an Increase in the Share of Government Capital" -- "1.4.4 The Role of the Composition of Government Expenditure Between Consumption and Investments" -- "1.5 The Complete Model-Dynamics" -- "1.6 Stock and/or Flow Equilibrium Conditions" -- "2: Economic Policy, Government Investment Programmes, Inflation and Growth" -- "2.1 Monetary Policy" -- "2.1.1 Static Analysis" -- "2.1.1.1 Effects of an Increase in the Total Stock of Capital Through International Inflows" -- "2.1.1.2 Effects of an Increase of the Share of Government Capital Stock" -- "2.1.1.3 An Increase in the Government Propensity to Consume" -- "2.1.2 Dynamic Analysis" -- "2.1.2.1 Effects of a Change in Government Expenditure Structure: An Increase in the Government Propensity to Consume" -- "2.1.2.2 Effects of an Increase in the Share of Government Capital Stock" -- "2.2 The Control of the Price Level Through Fiscal Policy" -- "2.2.1 Static Analysis" -- "2.2.1.1 Effects of an Increase in the Government Propensity to Consume