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The EU can now borrow, but how well can the member nations spend? | Briefing
a collection of articles about the EU - European Union - austerity and the debt crisis (2009-present)
The EU can now borrow, but how well can the member nations spend? | Briefing
The Economy of Greece - How Not to Manage a Nation
At a time of mounting uncertainty in Europe, the country has defied critics who insisted on austerity as the answer to the Continent’s economic and...
Greece is in a state of economic and financial crisis that's dominated global headlines this week. Vox's Matt Yglesias explains the real roots of t...
After WWI, Europe's leaders established greater economic ties to help prevent future continental conflict. Now, more than half a century later, the...
ALMOST a decade after the global financial crisis, aftershocks rumble on. This month Banco Popular, Spain’s sixth-biggest bank by assets, was bough...
There's a standoff emerging between the European Union and the new Italian government, one which will ultimately answer the question whether Italy ...
This week “The Economist explains” is given over to economics. For each of six days until Saturday, this blog will publish a short explainer on a s...
DURING the worst days of the euro-zone debt crisis, the fear was that bond-market turmoil in places such as Greece and Spain would spread to Italy....
To service these debts requires rising incomes, while an expanding trade war threatens to squeeze incomes.
IS THERE ANY more miserable spectacle in global business than that of Europe’s lenders? A decade after the crisis they are stumbling around in a fo...
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