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So far so good …

22 February 2013 0

By Christophe Blot The euro zone is still in recession. According to Eurostat, GDP fell again in the fourth quarter of 2012 (‑0.6%). This figure, […]

Is the euro crisis over?

1 February 2013 0

By Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak As of early 2013, it is possible to make two contrasting assessments of the crisis. On the one hand, […]

Spain: a lose-lose strategy

30 January 2013 0

by Danielle Schweisguth At a time when the IMF has publicly recognized that it underestimated the negative impact of fiscal adjustment on Europe’s economic growth, […]

Repeat

23 January 2013 0

By Jérôme Creel In a beautiful book for children, every two pages Claude Ponti drew two chicks, one of which says to the other: “Pete […]

iAGS, independent Annual Growth Survey 2013

29 November 2012 0

by OFCE (Paris), ECLM (Copenhagen) and IMK (Düsseldorf) The independent Annual Growth Survey (iAGS) brings together a group of internationally competitive economists from three European […]

Social action, but no end of the crisis

30 July 2012 0

Evaluation of the five-year economic programme (2012-2017) By Eric Heyer, Mathieu Plane, Xavier Timbeau The initial decisions of the five-year programme are coming amidst an […]