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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2010 · 22 MIN

6: European financial vulnerability and the need for a rules-based international monetary system

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David Vines interviewed by Viv Davies, 04 June 2010David Vines of Oxford University talks to Viv Davies about the vulnerability of Europe's monetary union and the need for a rules-based international monetary system. He argues that due to an unprecedented show of cooperation and worldwide coordination of fiscal and monetary policies, an all-out collapse has been prevented: the same level of cooperation and coordination will be needed to address the global savings-investment imbalances that continue to pose a threat to global stability. The interview was recorded in June 2010.

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