Add to ORKGThe EU, and the Eurozone in particular, has been going through a period of prolonged economic difficulty. While there are some signs of recovery, growth rates remain too low, only returning to the already modest growth rates of the pre-crisis period. This not only affects the creation of jobs, but also, through lower tax revenues and stagnant GDP levels, the consolidation of public finances
In his 2016 State of the Union statement, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announce...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...
The Juncker Investment Plan (JIP) is the Commission’s response to the urgent demands for growth. Gro...
The economy of the European Union has been recovering steadily from the recent financial crisis, wit...
Executive Summary. The euro area is still suffering from low growth and high unemployment. For the ...
High levels of public debt, pressure on government expenditures, and existing financial regulations ...
The most competitive economies in the European Union (EU) spend more on social policy and public ser...
There is growing consensus that it will prove impossible to restore growth on a sustained basis in t...
At the EPC breakfast on 28 January, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde will launch a book on Jo...
This special collection combines the latest publications written by our experts on Europe's investme...
It took almost a decade for the European Union (EU), and the euro area in particular, to recover fro...
Since the financial crisis, Europe has made tremendous progress. Countries have adjusted macroeconom...
Growth in the Eurozone has stagnated recently, generating fears that Europe could be heading toward ...
This paper is focused on finding a policy approach that quickly facilitates and stimulates future gr...
The European Commission’s social investment package acknowledges the importance of the social dimens...
In his 2016 State of the Union statement, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announce...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...
The Juncker Investment Plan (JIP) is the Commission’s response to the urgent demands for growth. Gro...
The economy of the European Union has been recovering steadily from the recent financial crisis, wit...
Executive Summary. The euro area is still suffering from low growth and high unemployment. For the ...
High levels of public debt, pressure on government expenditures, and existing financial regulations ...
The most competitive economies in the European Union (EU) spend more on social policy and public ser...
There is growing consensus that it will prove impossible to restore growth on a sustained basis in t...
At the EPC breakfast on 28 January, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde will launch a book on Jo...
This special collection combines the latest publications written by our experts on Europe's investme...
It took almost a decade for the European Union (EU), and the euro area in particular, to recover fro...
Since the financial crisis, Europe has made tremendous progress. Countries have adjusted macroeconom...
Growth in the Eurozone has stagnated recently, generating fears that Europe could be heading toward ...
This paper is focused on finding a policy approach that quickly facilitates and stimulates future gr...
The European Commission’s social investment package acknowledges the importance of the social dimens...
In his 2016 State of the Union statement, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announce...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...
The Juncker Investment Plan (JIP) is the Commission’s response to the urgent demands for growth. Gro...