Alexander Sassen van Elsloo: harmonica inflation, euro as Trojan Horse and the green transition

Paul Buitink and Joris Beemsterboer talk to Alexander Sassen van Elsloo. Alexander is a Dutch economist who is known for his columns for the financial Telegraaf and Geenstijl, among others. Outside of this, he is a teacher at a college and has his own ESG consulting firm. In this video, Alexander takes a closer look at the sustainability of the euro and how it may be a Trojan Horse. He also introduces the concept of harmonica inflation and what its consequences will be for the European economy.

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TagsPaul Buitink Alexander Sassen Sassen van Elsloo Joris Beemsterboer Dutch Brussels GeenStijl European Union

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