Denmark's Economy: is the Krone in Trouble?

The Krone is issued by the central bank of Denmark (Danmarks Nationalbank) and this video explores whether or not is has done a good job.

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Narrated and produced by Dr. Joeri Schasfoort (University of Cape Town)
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Extended description:
To answer the main question of this video, I explore the economy of Denmark through the lens of its exchange rate (and specifically it's peg to the Euro), inflation rate, GDP growth, and financial stability issues such as: housing bubbles, government and private debt levels, asset prices, and current account imbalances. I will compare its record to neighboring economies such as those of Norway, Sweden, Finland and Germany. Finally, I will review whether current monetary policy measures such as interest rate policy, quantitative easing and the exchange rate peg are sustainable.