Titlebook: Challenges for Europe; Hugh Stephenson Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2004 central bank.demograp

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,What’s Wrong with Europe’s Economy?,the US. The euro had been successfully launched. Its impact on intra-European trade and industrial restructuring was already apparent and the difficult period of pre-launch fiscal consolidation lay in the past. The US, with greater personal exposure to stock market investment, appeared more vulnerable to the dotcom bust.

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Assessing the Euro: Expectations and Achievements,opean Central Bank (ECB), the quality of its policy-making framework, or the merits of the rigorous way it quantifies price stability. I shall not explain why I believe that Britain should adopt the euro, although some of the issues raised in this lecture bear directly on that issue.

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The Problem of Inequality,or the approach of deflation, and monetary policy that seems to be reaching its limits. Liquidity traps are no longer just something that happened in the 1930s, or something that happens only in Japan.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-54022-6hat I thought I would do is give a fairly broad- ranging — you could call it discursive — lecture on various topics from the economics of education and the various lessons that I think emerge from research in the economics of education.

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topics covered range from why Europe‘s growth rate is lower than America‘s and the experience of the Eurozone to the impact of education on the economy and the looming pension crisis.978-1-349-51878-4978-0-230-52449-1