Moneta legale o moneta bancaria?

If a debtor offers to the creditor the fulfillment of his pecuniary obligation in a so-called “scriptural” or “bank” currency instead of a state currency, he can be considered as legally released from his obligation? This work addresses this question and seeks to obtain a response in the light of the ECB and jurisprudence orientation. It analyzes the legitimacy of the scriptural or banking currency in relation to the legal money (that is state currency) and addresses the legal issues that arise with the introduction of limits on the use of cash.

Lezione di greco? Euro, debito pubblico e conflitto sociale

Numerous experts argue that the single currency is the cause of problems in many of the eurozone countries. However, this article illustrates the fact that the roots of the Great Recession lie in a long global distribution conflict that compressed wage incomes and expanded capital incomes. Equally there is the Greek and Italian economic illness that long pre-existed joining the Euro. It is therefore not enough to leave the Euro because this would bring down the institutional framework of any battle for a different policy.

Una lotteria per il futuro del Paese

A strategy often used to deal with the problem of tax evasion is the use of national lotteries. Examples are found in countries like Taiwan, China, Slovakia, Malta and Portugal. This article presents a proposal for Italy which is half-way between a fiscal lottery and tax reductions of part of the costs incurred.

Austerità ed economia sommersa nell’Eurozona

The existence of a high degree of underground economy in Eurozone countries where the recession is more serious triggers a perverse mechanism: the greater the underground economy, the greater the structural adjustments needed to keep the public accounts balanced.

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