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Professor of Economics, University of Oxford and Trinity College. https://sites.google.com/site/andreapferrero/home Former NY Fed economist. Education: Bocconi/UPF/NYU. Originally from Italy. Also interested in sports, history and politics.
Free speech only when convenient
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One thing we learned with Trump is that it's never over...
May have been too much of a risk with the war in Ukraine
Fair enough. Completely agree on poor statement and need to stand up. But maybe this deal can buy the EU some time. We know that countries can't switch trade partners overnight. I guess I'm trying to see the positives here...
I definitely see your point but what would have happened if VdL had not compromised? I'm not focusing on the rhetoric ("biggest trade deal ever"), but on the economic costs of, say, 30% tariffs. Or do you think Trump was just bluffing? Honest question, I'm not arguing against you 🙂
Nice illustration -- using Belgium beer -- of how complicated tariffs are becoming. It is not just about the level but the uncertainty of which rate applies.
Took a long time! Hopefully y'all will find it interesting.
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Didn't expect the defining image of 2025 to turn up quite so quickly.
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Italy on the other hand…
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Tell your colleagues it's time.
Blanchard predictions for coming years. His not too pessimistic forecast relies on Trump reneging of many of his proposals. Only area where I disagree is comparison to 2016. In 2016 stock market was cheaper than today and the global economy was still recovering - not today.