Recent concerns about deflation in the eurozone have led to discussions about the potential impacts on the economy. This article explores the Eurostat index data showing a significant drop in inflation levels across several European countries. It also delves into Irving Fisher's Debt Deflation theor

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The article discusses the impact of austerity measures in the Eurozone, focusing on Greece as a case study. It highlights the challenges faced due to pro-cyclical fiscal policies, significant economic and social costs incurred, including a drastic reduction in GDP, soaring unemployment rates, and al

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The Eurozone crisis of April 2013 was deemed unnecessary and self-inflicted by Mark Weisbrot. Contrary to conventional wisdom, the crisis was not solely a debt crisis but also a result of the world financial crisis and recession. Countries like Spain and Ireland, which were reducing their Debt/GDP r

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The data presented covers real GDP growth by region and country for 2014 and 2015, manufacturing PMI trends in the Eurozone, USA, and China, as well as movements in global equity markets up to March 2016. Additionally, it includes forecasts for real GDP growth globally and by economic sector, provid

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The road to Brexit was paved with a series of events including economic struggles in the Eurozone, talks of a Grexit, security concerns in Ukraine and Syria, the migrant crisis, terrorism threats, and a swing towards extremism in European politics. The decision ultimately culminated in the UK's 2015

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The integration of Eurozone has brought about various crises, including financial, debt, political, and competitiveness crises. The use of a single currency with uniform interest rates has led to imbalances and political stalemates within the Eurozone. High debt levels among Eurozone countries, part

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The macroeconomic policies in the Eurozone led by the Troika (ECB, European Commission, IMF) have been criticized for contributing to slow growth and high unemployment. This analysis by Mark Weisbrot delves into the negative impact of fiscal, monetary, and exchange rate policies on troubled economie

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Addressing the issues within the Eurozone monetary policy framework, the article explores concerns related to fiscal soundness, output gaps, and the role of countries like Germany. It emphasizes the need for tailored approaches, fiscal discipline, and potential reforms to achieve stability and growt

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