
How the West lost its Allure
What's in a Graph (5). Prosperity and freedom under pressure – does Europe have a moral obligation to get back to growth?
Economic Policy. Long-term Trends. Public Perception. And all the conflicts in between.
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What's in a Graph (5). Prosperity and freedom under pressure – does Europe have a moral obligation to get back to growth?

Drei Grafiken zur langfristigen Wirtschaftsenwicklung

What's in Graph (4): Inflation, Interest Rates, Imbalances – some suggestions from six and a half decades of data

What's in graph (3): The Iran war is shocking a highly indebted world. Since the last financial crisis major economies have abstained from serious financial consolidation. Stay tuned for a reckoning.

How can rich countries keep growing? Some heartening lessons from Denmark

Everybody's talking about China's huge current account surplus. But Europe's is just as big, and it has been vast ever since the Euro crisis. This is no way to run a big economy.

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