Otmar Issing: Too Much Centralized Regulation in Europe

The video features Ottmar Issing discussing the importance of competition in economic growth, the challenges Europe faces with institutional arrangements, and the global role of the euro. He emphasizes the need for Europe to balance centralization and national autonomy. The discussion also touches on the potential use of helicopter money and its implications for monetary policy.

What role does competition among states and regions play in technological progress and economic growth?

What are the key issues Europe faces in terms of competition and institutional arrangements?

How does Ottmar Issing view the relationship between centralization and competition in Europe?

What is the significance of the euro as an international currency according to Ottmar Issing?

What are the implications of adopting helicopter money in the context of central bank policies?