by Daniel Lacalle · Deusto · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788423428878
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«La gran trampa» is the economics essay by Daniel Lacalle, published by Deusto in paperback (328 pages, in Spanish).
For Lacalle, the unconventional measures of central banks are inflationary interventionism: they try to alleviate a crisis caused by an excess of debt and risk with even more of both. That way out, he warns, may be brewing the next crisis, perhaps the bond bubble, and needs measures that reinforce credibility and transparency.
Published on October 24, 2017; its author, Daniel Lacalle, holds a PhD in Economics and is chief economist at Tressis.
Aimed at economists, market professionals, students and readers interested in macroeconomics and the risks of the global economy.
Daniel Lacalle Fernández is a Spanish economist. He works as an investment manager and as a professor of global economics. He is the author of several economics books as well as being a columnist and contributor to various print and digital publications. Ideologically, he is usually defined as a conservative liberal, close to but not affiliated with the Partido Popular, the party with which he ran in the Spanish general elections of April 2019. He resides in London.
