ECB'S Holzmann Says Monetary Policy Seems to Have Reached ‘End’

The video discusses the shift from monetary policy to fiscal stimulus in Europe, emphasizing the need for fiscal policy to focus on future economic growth rather than just increasing current demand. It highlights the importance of supporting young enterprises and investing in infrastructure and education. The video also covers the European Banking Union, noting Germany's potential shift in stance on deposit insurance, which could lead to renewed discussions on banking integration.

What are the potential impacts of negative monetary policy on output and inflation?

What role do you think fiscal policy should play in Europe's economic future?

How can public expenditures be structured to support young enterprises?

In what ways can expenditures on artificial intelligence contribute to economic growth?

What changes in the German position regarding the banking union could influence its future?