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In a shift from statements at earlier summits which focussed on fiscal restraint, the Camp David summit continued the "firm committment to fiscal consolidation," yet emphasized jobs and economic growth as "imperative." There is new flexibility to address needs for economic growth and no specific timetables for fiscal balance as in previous summits. Obama had many one to one encounters with the other leaders. He discussed the euro crisis with Cameron while working out on a treadmill, and watched the Champions League soccer final between Chelsea and Bayern Munich with Merkel and Cameron. Each leader of the G-8, Harper of Canada, Monti of Italy, Hollande of France, Medvedev of Russia, Cameron of Britain, Noda of Japan, Merkel of Germany, was assigned a cabin in the rustic wooded setting of Camp David's mountains. A special effort was made to see that Germany's Merkel did not feel isolated in the setting because of the growing sentiment that austerity policies pushed by Germany are not working. On Iran, Obama stated that he was "hopeful that we can resolve this issue in a peaceful fashion that recognizes their sovereignty, but also recognizes their responsibilities."

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Ireland's austerity measures and banking crisis.

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In Ireland, Hope of Retroactive Relief

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Support of Anglo Irish Bank Strains Ireland

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Ireland Faces Battle Over Europe Stability Treaty

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Italy's 2013 budget and deficits

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The impact on economic growth of austerity measures.

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Italy Urged to Resist a Relapse in Spending

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Italy's debt fuels worries

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Portugal's austerity measures and the financial crisis 2010-2015

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Collapse of the government in Portugal in 2011, after failing to win support for further austerity measures.

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Portugal Unveils Budget Cuts

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Portugal Returns to Bond Market

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Portugal Plans Cuts in Spending

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Portugal's Government Thrust Into Turmoil

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Lisbon Cabinet Shuffle Buoys Junior Coalition Party Leader

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Portugal’s President Calls for Early Elections

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The 2012 austerity budget in Spain under prime minister Mariano Rajoy

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Still Sputtering, Spain Turns Away From Cuts

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The IMF's economic models suggest that it would take 5 years for the breakeven point at which the economic benefits of austerity measures start exceeding the costs of the measures in declining GDP and higher unemployment. The German view is that this can occur in the short term.

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German Election Overturns Political Order

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Germany Considers Remedies for Slowing Growth

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The 2010 austerity budget and the European financial crisis affecting Spain.

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The contagion effect affecting Spain after Greece and Portugal similar to the manner in which the Asian financial crisis spread during a prior decade.

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French Cracks Are Showing in Euro-Zone Core

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Tests Show Irish Banks Still Ailing

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