Eurozone debt crisis is made worse by fear of contagion
Low interest rates to blame for global financial crisis
Why global economic shocks hit some countries harder than others
The fiscal multiplier is high during an unemployment crisis
Deep financial links across euro zone countries threaten contagion from Greece
The value of diverse personalities in monetary policy-making
‘Growth stocks’ more sensitive to downside risks than ‘value stocks’
Despite globalisation, national policies still matter for economic performance
Better educated workforce leads to lower business cycle volatility
Economic downturns spread between countries far more than upturns
Belief in the ‘great moderation’ drove the stock market boom before the crisis
The permanently damaging impact of uncertainty on growth
Coalition governments fail to deliver vital financial reforms
New economic model of the eurozone suggests that it can be successfull
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