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What’s Going On with the Spanish and European Banking System?

Javier Diaz-GimenezOctober 29, 2013

The other day, a reporter asked me three questions about the current state of Spanish and European banking. Among all the areas of economic analysis, I find monetary economics and banking most interesting. In 1992, together with three coauthors, I published one of the first articles about general equilibrium economics that had the word “banking” […]

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