While America has pushed the pedal to the metal and with alarming speed has accelerated its productivity growth, it would seem that Europe on the other hand is experiencing a lack of progress in its labour markets and a deceleration in labour productivity. In this third annual report by the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group (MPG), distinguished economists from across Europe consider the state of the European economy, particularly with respect to three main issues: 1) Has the ‘new economy’ arrived in Europe? 2) What is the state of European labour markets? And 3) Was the ECB’s policy stance appropriate and does it have a sensible strategy that can be communicated clearly to the markets
Over the past two years, the Euro zone labour market has been in decline. Employment fell more steep...
T he benefits of the modern knowledge economy differ greatly betweenadvanced economies. Average annu...
Europe has a productivity problem. In recent years, pro- ductivity growth in many European economies...
While America has pushed the pedal to the metal and with alarming speed has accelerated its producti...
This is the fourth in a series of annual reports produced by the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group (MP...
The reversal in the trend of productivity growth between the US and the UK on one side, and the main...
The productivity slowdown in Europe since the mid-1990s is a reason for concern. Labour market rigid...
We review the recent performance of the Euro area economy, focusing in detail on the separate roles ...
In the years since the Great Recession, many observers have highlighted the slow pace of labor and t...
This paper examines labour productivity levels and growth rates in 10 EMU economies: Germany, France...
Abstract. In this study we have analyzed the evolution of the EU-15 labour productivity in the last ...
2004 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The reversal in the trend of productivity growth between the US and the UK on one side, and the main...
We review the recent performance of the Euro area economy, focusing in detail on the separate roles ...
In his article, Gros calls for a more active policy towards improving productivity, since neither ch...
Over the past two years, the Euro zone labour market has been in decline. Employment fell more steep...
T he benefits of the modern knowledge economy differ greatly betweenadvanced economies. Average annu...
Europe has a productivity problem. In recent years, pro- ductivity growth in many European economies...
While America has pushed the pedal to the metal and with alarming speed has accelerated its producti...
This is the fourth in a series of annual reports produced by the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group (MP...
The reversal in the trend of productivity growth between the US and the UK on one side, and the main...
The productivity slowdown in Europe since the mid-1990s is a reason for concern. Labour market rigid...
We review the recent performance of the Euro area economy, focusing in detail on the separate roles ...
In the years since the Great Recession, many observers have highlighted the slow pace of labor and t...
This paper examines labour productivity levels and growth rates in 10 EMU economies: Germany, France...
Abstract. In this study we have analyzed the evolution of the EU-15 labour productivity in the last ...
2004 This Working Paper should not be reported as representing the views of the IMF. The views expre...
The reversal in the trend of productivity growth between the US and the UK on one side, and the main...
We review the recent performance of the Euro area economy, focusing in detail on the separate roles ...
In his article, Gros calls for a more active policy towards improving productivity, since neither ch...
Over the past two years, the Euro zone labour market has been in decline. Employment fell more steep...
T he benefits of the modern knowledge economy differ greatly betweenadvanced economies. Average annu...
Europe has a productivity problem. In recent years, pro- ductivity growth in many European economies...