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Peter Bofinger

Peter Bofinger

Würzburg

Peter Bofinger is professor of economics at Würzburg University and a former member of the German Council of Economic Experts.

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Global | 09.07.2019

Facebook’s Libra fails the Hayek test

Facebook’s proposed cryptocurrency would be highly risky for holders and a giant enrichment programme for the company

Europe | 05.06.2019

Made in Europe

Europe needs a common industrial policy to carry out the ecological transition — and compete with China

Europe | 06.03.2019

Time for a red shift from Germany’s ‘black zero’

For a decade, there has been cross-party support for the balanced-budget rule. Time to break with it and invest in the [...]

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Boris Johnson: the Brezhnev Years

Contemporary neoliberal states like the United Kingdom share many of the pathologies of 20th century Soviet ones

Detox in Brussels

If the EU wants to survive, it can ill afford an artificially inflated European Commission. Six proposals for slimming it down

A call to arms 2.0

In Colombia, a FARC splinter group has announced rearmament. But that doesn’t mean the end of the peace process

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