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Eurozone GDP Shows Meager Expansion
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Greek Economy Returns to Growth
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Eurozone Growth Exceeds Expectations
New York Times 02/13/2015
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Euro Zone Deficit Hits Target for First Time Since 2008
New York Times 04/23/2014
Euro-Zone Economy Shows Weaker-Than-Expected Expansion
Wall Street Journal 05/15/2014
Euro-Zone Economy Stalls in Second Quarter as German GDP Slips
Wall Street Journal 08/15/2014
Growth Fears Grip a Divided Europe
Wall Street Journal 10/17/2014
Eurozone GDP Shows Meager Expansion
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Greek Economy Returns to Growth
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Grouped Articles
E.U. Predicts Anemic Growth and High Unemployment in 2014
New York Times 11/05/2013
BofA Chief Says Fed Will Keep Pace
Wall Street Journal 11/07/2013
Euro Zone Rode the Shock Waves in 2013
Wall Street Journal 12/30/2013
2014 Should be Brighter for Euro Zone
Wall Street Journal 12/30/2013
Euro-Zone Economy Shows Weaker-Than-Expected Expansion
Wall Street Journal 05/15/2014
Euro-Zone Economy Stalls in Second Quarter as German GDP Slips
Wall Street Journal 08/15/2014
The twin problems of lack of growth and overvalued currencies under the solutions of austerity plans without debt reduction and a single euro currency create impossible odds for a resolution of the eurozone financial crisis. Germany's insistence on tough austerity measures, European banks delaying restructuring of bad loans similar to the U.S. Brady plan, failure of politicians in Italy and Greece to take early action, and small steps by policymakers, are compounding the effects of the eurozone crisis.
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German Election Overturns Political Order
Wall Street Journal 09/23/2013
New York Times 11/03/2013
Germany's Surplus Isn't the Problem
Wall Street Journal 11/11/2013
The 'Silent Austerity' in Banking
Wall Street Journal 01/21/2014
Italy Central Banker Is Open to 'Bad Bank'
Wall Street Journal 02/10/2014
Saying No to Austerity, Spain Unveils Tax Cuts
New York Times 06/20/2014
Italy lags behind all major countries in Europe, Spain is catching up rapidly for GDP and productivity, and France leads in productivity per worker.
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Can Italy Find Its Way? Resistance to Change Means Slow Recovery
Wall Street Journal 04/30/2014
Eurozone GDP Shows Meager Expansion
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
German Business Sentiment Rises Unexpectedly in November
Wall Street Journal 11/25/2014
The economy after the election: The climb to come
Economist 05/09/2015
The Mystery of Declining Productivity Growth
Wall Street Journal 05/15/2015
DW.COM 02/23/2018
Quarterly EU growth reports from Eurostat, the European statistics agency, and other national statistics agencies.
Grouped Articles
Eurozone GDP Shows Meager Expansion
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Greek Economy Returns to Growth
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
OECD Leading Indicators Point to Eurozone Revival
Wall Street Journal 02/09/2015
Eurozone Growth Exceeds Expectations
New York Times 02/13/2015
In Europe, Even the German Powerhouse Is Losing Steam
New York Times 11/18/2011
In euro zone crisis, Germany is the reluctant savior - The Washington Post
Washington Post 12/04/2011
Hannes Swoboda, member of the European parliament from Austria, and other voices.
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New York Times 05/22/2014
Wall Street Journal 05/27/2014
E.U. Leaders to Meet in Wake of Election Setbacks
New York Times 05/27/2014
Populists’ Rise in Europe Vote Shakes Leaders
New York Times 05/26/2014
Eurozone GDP Shows Meager Expansion
Wall Street Journal 11/15/2014
Europe Can Spend Its Way to Growth
Wall Street Journal 05/20/2012
The initiative of the German and French Economics ministers Sigmar Gabriel and Emmanuel Macron to call on lecturers Pisani-Ferry and Henrik Enderlein for advice, comes at a time when Germany's growth has declined to zero or negative in the second half of 2014. Both are critics of Merkel's policies. For the first time Merkel is listening to different opinions and advice even as the government says it is sticking to balanced budgets. Finance minister Schauble continues to say investment should be mostly private. ECB president Draghi has generated the discussion by saying at a Brookings Institution conference in Washington D.C. that governments with fiscal space (referring to Germany) should provide stimulus. He added that eurozone governments that do not listen to new advice about generating growth will be swept away by public opinion. German officials privately say they can understand the Hollande government's situation with favorability ratings of 18% at the lowest level of any postwar French government. The situation is now markedly different from before with Berlusconi's old politics gone in Italy, and Matteo Renzi having obtained the largest mandate of any eurozone leader in the recent EU parliamentary elections, receiving 40% of the vote. Renzi and French premier Manuel Valls are pushing for less austerity reflected in the 2015 French budget now being reviewed in Brussels.
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Germany, France Tap Economists for Advice to Avoid ‘Lost Decade’
Wall Street Journal 10/14/2014
Germany’s flagging economy: Build some bridges and roads, Mrs Merkel
Economist 10/17/2014
Growth Fears Grip a Divided Europe
Wall Street Journal 10/17/2014
Government Holds Firm in Germany in Face of Weakening Economy
New York Times 10/17/2014
EU Won’t Reject French, Italian Budgets
Wall Street Journal 10/28/2014
European Union Blinks in Budget Battle With Italy and France
New York Times 10/28/2014
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