Causas y lecciones ignoradas de la crisis:

Joan Coscubiela Conesa

Causas y lecciones ignoradas de la crisis

Joan Coscubiela Conesa

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A la vista de cómo se están produciendo los recientes acontecimientos en España y en el mundo, no parece que se esté dispuesto a leer las causas y lecciones ignoradas de la crisis. Todo apunta a que las medidas anunciadas hace dos años para reformar algunas instituciones o no avanzan o van muy lentas. De momento, lo que aparece en el horizonte son datos en sentido contrario. El desequilibrio entre mercados y sociedad se agranda a favor del primero, como se pone de manifiesto en los debates sobre ajustes presupuestarios y en las medidas adoptadas por la mayoría de países. Los mercados adquieren cada vez más centralidad social, de manera que se habla de ellos y se acepta con una gran normalidad que sean los que sustituyan a las instituciones en las orientaciones de las políticas económicas. El equilibrio entre competitividad y cooperación no parece recuperarse y el ejemplo del funcionamiento en estos meses de la UE lo pone aún más de manifiesto. Muchas de las decisiones adoptadas lejos de reducir los riesgos, continúan apostando por el espejismo de la externalización de los riesgos a terceros.

Idioma original	Inglés
Título de la publicación alojada	La crisis de 2008. De la economía a la política y más allá
Páginas	345-364
Estado	Publicada - 1 nov 2010
Publicado de forma externa	Sí

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