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Patrick Artus

Italy’s actions are delaying the return of capital mobility between the euro-zone countries

The disappearance of capital mobility between the euro-zone countries since the 2010-2013 euro-zone crisis has disastrous consequences for the functioning of the euro zone. To restore capital mobility between the euro-zone countries, the confidence of the countries with savings surplu s es in the solvency of the other countries’ governments and banks must be restored. Yet Italy’s current economic policy is eroding its fiscal solvency ( Italy’s fiscal deficit does not result from pro-growth policies) and the solidity of its banks (due to their large portfolios of Italian government bond s ). This economic policy is therefore preventing the conditions from being met for capital mobility between the euro-zone countries to return .
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