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Prize (for a) failure
British clothing retailer Simon Wolfson (known to his friends in the House of Lords as Baron Wolfson of Aspley Guise) announced several days ago the establishment of the Wolfson Economics Prize (read the press release here). The prize, worth … Continue reading
Posted in Financial Crisis, monetary policy
Tagged Angela Merkel, default, euro, Germany, Greece, Ian Bremmer, Simon Wolfson
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