Davies: Germany Is Not Exploiting the Euro

The transcript discusses the economic dynamics within the Eurozone, focusing on Germany's competitiveness and the perceived manipulation of the euro. It also explores the concept of the US dollar's 'exorbitant privilege' as a global reserve currency. The potential impact of Donald Trump's presidency on European elections is considered, alongside concerns about the French presidential election, particularly the implications of Marine Le Pen's potential victory for the European Union.

What were the perceived consequences for Germany after joining the euro?

How did wage rates in other eurozone countries change after adopting the euro?

What is meant by the term 'exorbitant privilege' in the context of currency?

Discuss the implications of Donald Trump's presidency on European elections.

What potential impact could Marine Le Pen's presidency have on the European project?