No doubt many eurosceptics feel smug about the eurozone crisis. If only they looked more closely they would see that British economic policymaking embodies most of the key flaws of the institution they despise. It is true that holding on to sterling has given Britain more flexibility than it would have had with the euro. […]

This is my regular weekly Perspective column for Fund Strategy magazine. There is a huge and largely unnoticed hole at the centre of the discussion of the eurozone crisis. Hardly anyone seems aware of the possibility that greater democracy could help Europe to grapple with its economic problems. If anything, the trend is in the […]