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Europe's autumn budget crises threaten bond markets and reignite joint debt debate
France may not pass a budget for a year, Italy and Germany face political disruption, and economists are reviving the case for Eurobonds as yields climb
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Rebecca Christie
Senior Fellow, Bruegel
What we have reported
- Wrote this month that policymakers must figure out how to court, tax and regulate the super-rich, acknowledging both the benefits and excesses of extreme wealth.
- Argued for a follow-on programme of joint eurozone debt issuance to deepen the euro's international role.
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