2 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Content Type Publications (2) Topics Economic & Financial Crises (2) Europe (2) European Union & Euro (2) Financial Markets (2) Fiscal Policy & National Budgets (2) Monetary Policy (2) Publicationtype Brief (2) Policy Article (2) Units Forecasting Center (2) Special Topics (2) Experts Björn van Roye (2) Claus-Friedrich Laaser (2) Dennis J. Snower (2) Henning Klodt (2) Jens Boysen-Hogrefe (2) Joachim Scheide (2) Klaus Schrader (2) Klaus-Jürgen Gern (2) Stefan Kooths (2) Christopher Reicher (1) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Topics: European Union & Euro Topics: Financial Markets Units: Forecasting Center Experts: Claus-Friedrich Laaser Experts: Joachim Scheide Remove all filters Policy Article The Kiel Policy Package to Address the Crisis in the Euro Area (in German) 01.01.2013 Kiel Policy Brief No. 58: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan. Policy Article The Kiel Policy Package to Address the Crisis in the Euro Area 01.01.2013 Kiel Policy Brief No. 58a: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan.
Policy Article The Kiel Policy Package to Address the Crisis in the Euro Area (in German) 01.01.2013 Kiel Policy Brief No. 58: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan.
Policy Article The Kiel Policy Package to Address the Crisis in the Euro Area 01.01.2013 Kiel Policy Brief No. 58a: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan.