Student and Professors collaborate on article published by the Adam Smith Institute

06/02/2012

Dr Ivan Cohen, Dr Bryan McIntosh and Richmond student Marc-Anthony Richardson have article published by the Adam Smith Institute.

Dr Ivan Cohen, Dr Bryan McIntosh and Richmond student Marc-Anthony Richardson have had an on-line article published by the Adam Smith Institute on the 31st January 2012 (Journalised working paper to follow in 2012) on the “Fiscal and economic stability in the Eurozone”. This article argues that if the Eurozone is to solve the recent series of detrimental economic and financial crises, the eurozone members need to put their differences aside and focus their mindset on stability. This requires a change from narrower national interests towards a stronger focus on European interests.

The Adam Smith Institute (ASI) is Britain's leading innovator of market economic policies. Since 1977 it has been part of a worldwide movement towards free markets and free trade. The institute's main focus has been in introducing choice and competition, in extending the influence of markets and in redesigning public services in ways that inject innovation and consumer responsiveness into their delivery. The ASI is not affiliated to any political party. Article link can be found at: Fiscal and economic stability in the Eurozone

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