The debate around the EURO 1. The euro fell below the anticipated price against the dollar is causing a wave of fear. But virtually all economists agree that in the long term, the depreciation is not a problem, because they have enough data to predict that the euro will soon rose again. Mr. Willem Buiter, a member of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England is also an economics professor from the University of Cambridge have called the depreciation of the euro was "most unusual phenomenon of the decade". But Mr Ernst Welteke, Bundesbank president said that the depreciation in sharp contrast with predictions of everyone, and it brings psychological nature rather than economic in nature. 2. According to the financier George Soros, the depreciation of the euro is mainly due to the outflow of capital caused because the US market is attracting strong capital in the eurozone are less attractive more. However, he added in a small press conference that "I think that would be a big mistake if we protected the euro by raising interest rates too high" because the region is beginning to regain its momentum . Even Mr. Bergsten, director of the Institute for International Economics in the United States also put that capital flows can turn in the opposite direction as investors began to worry about increasing trade activities less exciting emerged and the current account deficit of the US is. 3. Some other economists are somewhat less optimistic. Robert Mundell, who won the Nobel Prize, said that if European Central Bank did not pay attention to the exchange rate, the region will probably suffer a inflationary pressures. So what factors led to the weakening euro? First, not to mention the structural problem. Unemployment has decreased but still remains high. Tax regime less attractive and labor market inflexibility tends investors such as tetchy. Additionally even the potentially destabilizing political in Germany and Austria. 4. European Central Bank should also strengthen its credibility. If the 11 central banks of the 11 EU member states to pursue various programs, this could lead to conflicting signals to the market. Some analysts pointed out that the decision of the European Central Bank should be more transparent to avoid being misunderstood as the government members are national interests dominate. Vice President of European Central Bank Christian Noyer just know he defended that the bank was trying to achieve a balance in the policy to ensure transparency and accountability of government members without cause What obstacles to the open debate between the parties. 5. They agreed together that if there really is a platform "new economy" in the United States, Europe needs to learn that economy. But there is a lesson we need to remember, that labor productivity growth that the US would be proud mostly thanks to information technology. If Europe wants to host an "electronic culture" it is necessary to carry out restructuring thoroughly and make the labor market more flexible. Euro itself is also contributing to overcome the irrationality of the capital market and creating favorable conditions for trade between nations. Moreover Europeans still have an advantage as a pioneer in wireless technology. Now we just have to wait to see whether European politicians have enough enthusiasm to turn this advantage into a period of sustained growth or not, and thereby prevent the euro continues to fall price or not.
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