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The Impossible Hope of an End to Austerity - Wall Street Pit

The Impossible Hope of an End to Austerity
Wall Street Pit
Another creative idea is to issue Eurobonds to finance emergency spending. By being collectively underwritten by all member countries, these bonds could be subscribed by the financial markets at low interest rates. Ultimately, however, they would be ...

Cameron delivers speech on euro crisis and UK economy: Politics live blog - The Guardian (blog)

The Guardian (blog)

Cameron delivers speech on euro crisis and UK economy: Politics live blog
The Guardian (blog)
Life sciences, pharmaceuticals, information technology, aerospace, the creative industries, services. Britain has a stronger base from which to grow. 10.38am: Cameron says the government still spends £120m a day on interest on Britain's debt and that ...
David Cameron 'make-up-or-break-up' eurozone speech in fullPolitics.co.uk

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For 'isolated' Yanukovych administration, holding the hryvnia to elections ... - Kyiv Post

For 'isolated' Yanukovych administration, holding the hryvnia to elections ...
Kyiv Post
We visited Kyiv on May 14-16 meeting with officials from the Finance Ministry, the International Monetary Fund, World Bank, alongside meeting with deputies from Ukraine's parliament, and diplomats, local journalists, banks, and corporates.

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Out With President Bling-Bling: The French Turn To The Left - NextGen Journal

NextGen Journal

Out With President Bling-Bling: The French Turn To The Left
NextGen Journal
Although he has found support from German Chancellor Angela Merkel for issuing “Eurobonds” to finance infrastructure projects, the real showdown may take place regarding higher inflation targets for the European Central Bank and the ability for it to ...

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Europe's Right still full-steam ahead on mad dash for austerity - Left Foot Forward

Left Foot Forward

Europe's Right still full-steam ahead on mad dash for austerity
Left Foot Forward
Businesses face a short-fall in capital of £190bn over the next decade at a time when £700bn in private sector finance could be put to greater productive use in economic investment. As the Big Innovation Centre and the IPPR have argued, new thinking in ...

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