In brief: What's Wrong with Europe's Economy?

A Turner

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Abstract: There is a conventional wisdom that Europe's poor economic performance is a sign of deep structural problems, which must be addressed by product market liberalisation, labour market reform and reduction of uncompetitive tax burdens. But writing in a new CEP book, Adair Turner argues against that conventional wisdom.

Date: 2005-02
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