It is now ten years since Mario Draghi famously stated that the European Central Bank was "rady to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro". In that time, the ECB has lived by those words. It has been a decade of non-standard measures that have been as effective as they have been controversial. In particular, the Bank's bond-buying programmes have provided the context for historical constitutional disagrrements between the Court of Justice of the EU and the German Federal Constitutional Court in Gauweiler and Weiss (...)
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