Weber is a bad choice to be EU’s top banker

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Series Details 3.8.10
Publication Date 03/08/2010
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Commentary feature which begins 'For two years momentum has been building for a German – Axel Weber, the Bundesbank president – to become the next head of the European Central Bank when Frenchman Jean-Claude Trichet retires in the autumn of 2011. The idea is a thoroughly bad one. It is time for Germany, the strongest country in the eurozone, to say it will not field its own candidate, and make way for a nominee from a smaller state'.

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ESO: Background information: The ECB: Who would want to run the eurozone? http://www.europeansources.info/record/the-ecb-who-would-want-to-run-the-eurozone/

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