ECB’s chief economist takes to Twitter
Praet expresses scepticism about dual mandate and rejects ‘modern monetary theory’
The European Central Bank’s chief economist took to the social media platform Twitter on March 12, where he expressed pointed scepticism on a number of suggested policies.
Peter Praet used Twitter on March 12 to answer a range of questions, some from established commentators on the eurozone and others from less well-known voices.
Praet firmly defended the ECB’s quantitative easing policies to one Twitter user, who said they had not benefited eurozone citizens. Praet said they had been “very
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