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European Central Bankâs Leader Sees Progress in Tough Times for Euro Zone
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Boost for eurozone exports from a weaker euro in 2012-2016
09/25/2011
Economists estimate the lower value of the euro against the dollar and other currencies will boost economc growth in the eurozone by half a percentage point. Ireland, Portugal, Spain and France will benefit from the lower exchange rate for the euro in 2012-2014.
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Portugal is taking vigorous steps without social unrest, including spending cuts that will stabilize the deficit, labor reform, and increasing exports through trading links to Africa and Latin America. Portugal needs to borrow about 10 billion euros in 2012 and the ratings downgrade has hurt Portugal by raising rates on new borrowing to about 20%. The economy is expected to shrink by 3% in 2012.
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Martin Feldstein on how a decline in the value of the euro would help reduce the current account and trade deficits of troubled eurozone countries
06/28/2012
Feldstein says a decline in the value of the euro would reduce imports and increase exports of troubled eurozone countries in relation to non-euro countries. This would help the economic recovery in these countries. A slower rate of wage growth in these countries and higher wage growth in Germany would help improve their competitiveness with Germany over time. These actions in addition to reforms and restructuring to improve labor competitiveness would help these countries return to growth.
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09/25/2011
The sharp decline in imports and the improvement in exports in Ireland and Spain is providing a ray of hope for the needed rebalancing of economies in Europe. This would not put the entire burden of the rebalancing on falling wages. Greece is an exception because of falling imports and exports as a result of the widespread economic dislocation.
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