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Fifteen years ago, Swedish citizens were asked if they wanted to join the eurozone. Of the more than 80 % of registered voters participating in the referendum close to 57 % said NO. Yours truly — unlike the ‘usual suspects’ among establishment economists — participated actively in the fight against the euro — and it’s still something I’m immensely proud of.... Lars P. Syll’s BlogMy finest hourLars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
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Fifteen years ago, Swedish citizens were asked if they wanted to join the eurozone. Of the more than 80 % of registered voters participating in the referendum close to 57 % said NO. Yours truly — unlike the ‘usual suspects’ among establishment economists — participated actively in the fight against the euro — and it’s still something I’m immensely proud of.... Lars P. Syll’s BlogMy finest hourLars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
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Fifteen years ago, Swedish citizens were asked if they wanted to join the eurozone. Of the more than 80 % of registered voters participating in the referendum close to 57 % said NO.
Yours truly — unlike the ‘usual suspects’ among establishment economists — participated actively in the fight against the euro — and it’s still something I’m immensely proud of....Lars P. Syll’s Blog
My finest hour
Lars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University