Aurelio Martínez and Vicente Pallardó, will present next Thursday 28th at 19.00 at ADEIT's headquarters, the book The Seven Capital Sins of the Spanish Economy. In this book the authors present the parallelism between the seven capital sins and the different economic, social and political aspects that are key to analyse the current structural crisis. The authors reveal the origins and implications of these "Capital Sins" and, remember that this is not the first time that our country has faced and overcome crisis situations.
The book presents the essential reforms to be carried out, insisting that recovery requires a double and difficult balance: the first, between austerity and reforms, and stimulating growth; the second, between an intense effort to transform Spanish socio-economic agents and aid in the form of financing and external demand from our European partners.
Aurelio Martínez and Vicente Pallardó are researchers at the Institute of International Economics and lecturers at the Faculty of Economics of the University of Valencia.
