Daniel Gros	Paul De Grauwe
Cinzia Alcidi	Felix Roth

Recent contributions

Externally Published Books
Completing the Eurozone rescue: What more needs to be done?, Richard Baldwind and Daniel Gros (Eds.), VoxEU.org 18 June 2010

CEPS Policy Briefs
No. 217 The European Council Summit and the Political Economics of the EMU Crisis, Christian Fahrholz and Cezary Wójcik, 9 November 2010
No. 214 What kind of governance for the Eurozone?, Paul De Grauwe, 29 September 2010
No. 213 Fiscal Policy Coordination and Competitiveness Surveillance: What solutions to what problems?, Daniel Gros and Cinzia Alcidi, 7 September 2010
No. 208 Lessons from the Asian Monetary Fund for the European Monetary Fund, Yonghyup Oh, 16 April 2010
No. 204 Crisis in the eurozone and how to deal with it, Paul De Grauwe, February 2010
No. 203 Towards a Euro(pean) Monetary Fund, Daniel Gros & Thomas Mayer, 8 January 2010
No. 202 The Impact of the Crisis on the Real Economy, Daniel Gros & Cinzia Alcidi, 14 January 2010

CEPS Working Documents
No. 334 The financial crisis and citizen trust in the European Central Bank, Daniel Gros and Felix Roth, July 2010

No. 326 Adjustment Difficulties in the GIPSY Club, Daniel Gros, March 2010

CEPS Commentaries
A mechanism of self-destruction of the Eurozone, Paul De Grauwe, 9 November 2010
A post-mortem on the European Council, Daniel Gros with Piotr Maciej Kaczynski and Peadar O'Broin, 2 November 2010
The Banks Stress Test: A work in progress, Karel Lannoo, 30 July 2010
Europe's Stressed Banks, Daniel Gros, 12 July 2010
Europe's Banks, Europe's Crisis, Daniel Gros, 8 July 2010
When financial markets force too much austerity , Paul De Grauwe, 5 May 2010
The European experience with large fiscal adjustments, Cinzia Alcidi and Daniel Gros, 29 April 2010
Learning from the US experience, Daniel Gros, 30 April 2010
The Greek Fiscal Adjustment Programme: An evaluation, Daniel Gros, 27 April 2010
The implications of a Greek default for the euro, Daniel Gros, 27 April 2010
Who can save Greece?, Daniel Gros, 15 April 2010
Greece and the IMF, Daniel Gros, 25 March 2010
“Greek burdens ensure some pigs won’t fly”, Daniel Gros, 1 February 2010
“A Greek endgame”?, Paul De Grauwe, 9 March 2010
“Gains for all: A proposal for a common Eurobond”, Paul De Grauwe & Wim Moesen, 3 April 2009

External Commentaries
Disciplinary Measures
Daniel Gros and Thomas Mayer, The Economist 18 February 2010
 
EWF: Ein Rettungsring für den Euro
Daniel Gros, Financial Times Deutschland 20 March 2010
 

From the archives...

The following titles predate the current crisis in the eurozone by several years, but their prescience and continued relevance warrant their re-publication today.

Will EMU survive 2010?, CEPS Commentary, Daniel Gros, 17 January 2006
Economic Policy Coordination in EMU: What Role for the SGP?, CEPS Working Document, No. 202, Jorgen Mortensen, 1 June 2004
The Dog that Lost Its Bark: The Commission and the Stability Pact, CEPS Policy Brief No. 58, Daniel Gros, Thomas Mayer and Angel Ubide, 1 November 2004
Excessive Deficits and Debts, CEPS Policy Brief n.97, Daniel Gros, 24 October 1995
Federalism vs. Co-ordination: Macroeconomic Policy in the European Community, CEPS Paperback, Jørgen Mortensen, 1990

Selected Press Clippings

A European monetary fund?
Financial Times, 8 February 2010
The policy brief by CEPS Director Daniel Gros and Deutsche Banks’ Chief Economist Thomas Mayer calling for the setting up of a European Monetary Fund was labeled as ingenious by the Financial Times’ Frankfurt Bureau Chief  

Europe Bailout Fund Gains Backing
Wall Street Journal, 9 ‎March 2010‎
"One proposal to address the "moral hazard" risk comes from economists Daniel Gros of the Centre for European Policy Research in Brussels and Thomas Mayer of ..."

A European Monetary Fallacy?
BBC News, 9 ‎March 2010‎
"This was a key part of the original proposal floated last month by the European economists Daniel Gros and Thomas Mayer - and a welcome one. ..."

Commission ready to propose European Monetary Fund
Europolitics, 8 ‎March 2010‎
"... on a February policy brief written by Deutsche Bank's chief economist, Thomas Mayer, and Daniel Gros, the director of the Brussels think tank CEPS. ..."

What flesh will be put on the bones of an EMF?
Reuters, 9 ‎March 2010‎
"Yet while German Chancellor Angela Merkel appears to be behind the concept, even if she has concerns about a possible need to change the EU’s treaty, no one has put much flesh on the bones of the idea apart from the original proponents — Daniel Gros of the Centre for European Policy Studies and Thomas Mayer, the chief economist of Deutsche Bank."

The Long-Term Effect of the Greek Euro Crisis
International Herald Tribune, 9 ‎March 2010‎
"Economists like Daniel Gros of the Center for European Policy Studies and Thomas Mayer of Deutsche Bank have proposed a European monetary fund to design and ..."

EU Monetary Fund Would 'Harden' Stability Pact, Germany Says
BusinessWeek, 10 March 2010
"Proposals for an EMF were put forward last month by Deutsche Bank AG Chief Economist Thomas Mayer and Daniel Gros, director of the Centre for European ..."

Monetary fund for Europe
Irish Times, ‎9 March 2010‎
"In a model proposed by economists Daniel Gros, of the Brussels think-tank CEPS, and Thomas Mayer of Deutsche Bank, euro member-states in breach of the ..."

How Would a European Monetary Fund Work?
CNBC, 8 ‎March 2010‎
"The idea germinated at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and Daniel Gros, a former economic advisor to Nicolas Sarkozy and current director of ..."

Gros: "Rischio argentino per la Grecia"
La Stampa, 23 February 2010
CEPS Director Daniel Gros was interviewed on the topic by Italian daily La Stampa

Braucht Europa einen eigenen Währungsfonds?
Handelsblatt, 20 February 2010
The idea was taken up by German business daily Handelsblatt