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Why the Single Supervisory Mechanism is European economic integration’s biggest step since the creation of the euro

Adam Smith Business School, Economics, Economy, Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol, EU and Brexit, GovernanceBy adminDecember 9, 2014

The Single Supervisory Mechanism represents a major breakthrough, like the euro in 1999. This is a major change in European economic integration is likely to bring many unforeseen evolutions.

The main reason markets are falling? The future looks gloomier than it did before

Austerity, Economics, Employment and labour market, Inclusive growth, Professor Sayantan GhosalBy adminOctober 21, 2014

Sayantan Ghosal argues that there is a narrow window to seize the opportunity for change to the current economic order.

Business regulation for an independent Scotland – a view from down under

Briefing, Devolution, Dr Warren Mundy, Economy, Independence, ScotlandBy adminJuly 9, 2014

Paper on the future prosperity of Scotland in independence viewed from Australia.

An enquiry about an alternative sustainable economic policy

Adam Smith Business School, Economy, Inclusive growth, Scotland, SustainabilityBy adminJune 4, 2014

Call for papers for a conference focused on a different direction for economic policy to achieve the objectives of a sustainable and equitable Scotland.

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