Where do we stand and what to expect? An analysis of the "state of the crisis"
Janis A. Emmanouilidis
ELIAMEP Crisis Observatory Policy Paper No. 7
Athens 05/2013
Despite the latest Cyprus saga, there has been no fundamental change concerning the euro crisis: the ECBs decisiveness, the substantially reduced risk of a euro exit, and cautious attempts towards addressing the incomplete EMU construction has substantially reduced the danger of a systemic meltdown. However, the epicentre of the crisis has shifted to other equally worrying dimensions: the social and political. Policy-makers at EU and national level will have to overcome the prevailing lets-wait-and-see mode and intensify their efforts to cushion the negative effects resulting from a years-long recession and unbearable high levels of unemployment. Contrary to last September, there will be no actor equivalent to the ECB able to act swiftly and decisively enough to avert a potential deterioration of the crisis in case things should politically get out of control in one or the other Member State or even between EU countries.
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