Bruegel just published this Policy Contribution co-authored with Guntram Wolff, at the request of the European Parliament. Building on my earlier piece on credit rating agencies, we examine a series of policy questions specifically related to sovereign credit ratings and their role in financial policy.
Click here to download the piece in case the above link does not work. The European Parliament has also published it on its own website, with the same text in a different format
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Posted by: Cheap Soccer Cleats | October 09, 2012 at 10:55 AM
I also think that people should understand the importance and values of sovereign credit ratings and also their roles in this financial policy.
Posted by: quickquid | November 26, 2012 at 08:59 AM
Building on my earlier piece on credit rating agencies, we examine a series of policy questions specifically related to sovereign credit ratings and their role in financial policy.
Posted by: Get Your 3 Free Credit Scores | November 28, 2012 at 01:51 AM
Bruegel has done a good job, he has published the policy contribution details. I wanted to know information about this policy contribution which was made in European parliament.
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I appreciate Bruegel’s efforts; Bruegel have already published the policy contribution at the request of the European Parliament, which was co-authored with Guntram Wolff. That was really a great step taken by Bruegel.
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