By Prof Philipp Bagus Economics 24 June 11
The Tragedy of the Euro – second edition
In the past, The Tragedy of the Euro could only bought in the U.S. This implied long shipping to Europe and high shipping costs. Now, a second, improved edition has been published in Europe. With free shipping at Terra Libertas. You can also order from Amazon.co.uk.
Philipp BagusThe Tragedy of the Euro
Philipp Bagus is Professor for Economics at University Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid. He has just published a devastating critique of the euro: The Tragedy of the Euro. In his book, he explains the political interests behind the common currency and why the euro is a tragedy of the commons. He can be contacted at philipp.bagus@urjc.es. Read more articles at his website, http://www.philippbagus.com/.
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Stephen MacLean says:
24 June 11 at 10:30
Will the Mises Institute (U.S.) be offering this new, improved edition?
Prof Philipp Bagus says:
@Stephen: Up to now, there are no plans. Anyway, the changes are minor. Some new sources and cites. Most important maybe the update of the unfolding of the events up to the bailout of Portugal.
Professor Bagus: Thank you for the update. ~Stephen
Marco Biagetti says:
Hi Phillip. I saw that there is an italian edition of your book edited by Usemlab.
It could be better not for me (I can read it in french, english, spanish, italian) but notably to make understand this gloomy occurence (I mean the decision to get into the euro area) to my fellow citizens.
Marco Biagetti
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