Europe's Private Debt: An Update
Leonardo Dinic and Justin EderheimerPart 1: The Eurozone debt crisis Country Debt Profiles
Part 2: Analysis of Eurozone Deleveraging
Part 3: The Impact of Eurozone Debt on Growth, Investment, Consumption, Unemployment, and Wages
Author(s)
Leonardo Dinic
leonardodinic@gmail.com
Leonardo Dinic is a New York University alumnus, with a Master’s Degree in International Relations, focusing on International Politics and Business. Leo is a frequent contributor to ChinaUsFocus.com, where he analyzes China-US rivalry in geopolitics, emerging technologies, and the world economy. Leo is fluent in Serbo-Croatian and specializes in the politics of Central and Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans. His MA thesis, “A Hungarian Example Within a Global Trend: How Populists Abandoned Liberal Democracy and Pivoted Toward Illiberal Governance,” was recognized by the Program in International Relations at NYU as the Outstanding MA Thesis for the 2018 – 2019 academic year.
Justin Ederheimer
justinederheimer14@gmail.com
"Justin is a writer and researcher based in New York City."
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES
Richard Vague on Why Large Rapid Build Ups of Private Debt Cause Financial Crises.
An excerpt from The Next Economic Disaster: Why It's Coming and How to Avoid It.
America's Private Debt Problem: How Private Debt is Slowing Down Growth and Hurting the Middle Class
A World Economic Roundtable report on private debt and the American middle class.
A Guide to Essential Readings on Private Debt
Private Debt Bonanza, Public Debt Legacies: The Euro-Zone’s Experience With Liberalized Private Finance Under Its Ill-Designed Currency Union
How institutional design and austerity is destroying the European economy