IMPROVING THE EURO
If you were a European economic policy leader with a time machine and could roll back the clock to the late 1990s, what if anything would you do differently with the introduction of monetary union and the euro? In retrospect, what changes would have been both constructive and politically feasible? And if you would not have proceeded with the common currency, what reason would have driven your decision?
The International Economic Magazine, 31 July 2014
TIE_W14_EuroSymposiumArticle written by William White for the OECD Yearbook 2013 – March 2013
Article Bill White, Otmar Issing, Jan Pieter Krahnen, Klaus Regling – Newsletter House of Finance (Goethe University) 2Q 2012
Publication: HOF Goethe University Date: 24 May 2012 HOF-Newsletter_Q212.pdf
Bill White – Guest Columnist – Bloomberg Brief – Economics European Edition – 2 April 2012
Publication: Bloomberg Brief Date: 2 April 2012 BWhite_Bloombergbriefs.com_04.02.12.pdf
Article – G20 Publication – 4 September 2011
Publication:
G20 Publications
Date:
4 September 2011
Publication: G20 Publications Date: 4 September 2011 040911_G20Sept2011.pdf
Why do some businesses, organizations, economies and even countries succeed in achieving their objectives while others do not ?
Important insights are provided if we treat each of these entities as a complex adaptive system, subject to the same processes as biological evolution.
15May2011_WILLIAM WHITECanadaOECD2-eArticle for OECD Yearbook (Observer) – December 2010
Publication: OECD Yearbook Observer Date: 15 December 2010 1215_OECDObserverDecember.pdf
IMF /World Bank Edition – 7 October 2010
Date: 7 October 2010 1_19_GlobalEconomy[1].pdf
Article for the Handelsblatt – 06 April 2010
Publication: Handelsblatt Date: 10 April 2010 060410_HandelsblattFrontPage.pdf
