Jean-Claude Juncker, the proud architect of Luxembourg's massive corporate tax-avoidance schemes and now the head of the European Commission, has taken a hard line-perhaps understandably, given that he may go down in history as the person on whose watch the dissolution of the EU began.
Jean-Claude Juncker, who formerly oversaw Luxembourg's significant corporate tax-avoidance tactics, is now leading the European Commission. His firm stance on EU matters may be linked to concerns about his legacy, especially as the EU faces challenges that could lead to its disintegration during his tenure.
In "The Euro: And its Threat to the Future of Europe," Joseph E. Stiglitz analyzes the potential dangers that the euro currency poses to the European Union. He emphasizes the risks associated with economic policies and the financial systems that could destabilize the unity and future of Europe, highlighting the critical decisions being made in light of historical precedents.
