Challenges of the global economy in the decade 2020-2030
In these days of confinement I have been reading the book Crisis Economics written by Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Mihm in 2010. Roubini analyses in detail the most relevant economic crises experienced in our recent history since the 19th century and the economic policies applied to contain them. Although each crisis is different, there are [...]
Now more than ever, the SME needs a contingency plan
«We're living this like a movie, a scary movie.» This was the beginning of one of the many announcements that have flooded the net these days and which so well reflects the uncertainty that many entrepreneurs are experiencing. And perhaps it is for this very reason, because of the fear generated by the current situation [...]
In view of the falls in the stock market caused by the coronavirus, it is advisable to persevere
Despite the deep health crisis caused by the coronavirus, and its enormous impact on financial markets and the economy, some experts advise to remain calm and persevere in investing in equities. This is the case of Banco Mediolanum, which has released a video produced by its specialists, in which they demonstrate with arguments the thesis of [...]
Ramón Tamames estimates a 13% fall in Spanish GDP (and III)
In the third and final article in the series, Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, estimates the extent of the recession in Spain and analyses the policies being implemented to combat it. Fall in GDP: 13% in [...]
The economic and social consequences of the pandemic: in the face of a calculable recession (II)
In this second article, Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, EU Jean Monnet Chair and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, analyses, together with Antonio Rueda, the economic slowdown in Spain and the collapse of the stock market. The state of alarm The Spanish economy was already in a phase of [...]
The economic and social consequences of the pandemic: in the face of a calculable recession (I)
Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, presents his vision of the effects of the coronavirus on world economies, in a series of three articles that we summarize below for the Proa Comunicación Blog. Black Swan In assessing [...]