By : Andrew Codd, Miguel Duran de Barbozza, Margot Perrier, Alexandra Tengberg FIXING EURO SINGLE CURRENCY 2010 is going to be the year when Europe realizes how much work it has to catch up. Since this past weekend, all the Euro zone, from ” in the red “countries like Greece or Portugal, to strong...
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By Anna Rydholm, Beatriz Paúl Naya, Anna Buch and Ana Muñoz Padrós As the financial turmoil eventually seems to be ceasing, the European Union is shifting focus from sustaining to development. Economists are hazarding remedies; beyond them, preventing a reiteration of problems, is, with no doubt, the main demand, but also a new policy...
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By Steffen Hesseldal Windfeld-Hansen, Michael Huguenin and Piers d’Orgee The Eurozone’s current overall growth is in stark contrast to the condition of some individual states. Their situation is altogether less than acceptable. While Germany, the economic powerhouse, sits somewhat appeased with its best quarter for economic growth since the reunification, there are a few...
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