What's Wrong with the Euro and How to Fix It

The book delves into the ongoing crisis of the Euro, highlighting the economic disparities among EU countries and the resulting political tensions. It examines the slow and often contentious decision-making processes that have left policymakers struggling for viable solutions. Key historical moments, such as Cyprus's near exit in 2013 and Greece's potential withdrawal, are analyzed to understand the challenges facing the Euro. The narrative questions the initial vision of the Euro as a unifying achievement and seeks to explore possible remedies for its current issues.