A widely held belief in academic research is that strong wage bargaining coordination is essential for economic success in the Eurozone. Vytautas Kuokštis and Simonas Algirdas Spurga show this argument no longer holds if the economic performance of new member states is considered. An influential body of academic research argues that the structure of the … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Sovereign bonds myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Japanese investors have been selling Eurozone government debt at the fastest pace in more than a decade, with analysts warning that the move by one of the bloc’s cornerstone bondholders could lead to sharp market … Read more
An increase in economic growth in southern Europe – combined with stagnation in the French and German economies – has led to talk of a “reversal of fortunes” in the Eurozone. Yet as Bob Hancké explains, the economic reality may be much bleaker than it appears. It’s hard not to be even a little bit … Read more
