(Bloomberg) -- A remarkable role reversal is underway across the euro area just over a decade since a series of fiscal crises almost broke the single currency. Back then it was the so-called periphery ...

From 1980 to 2004 joining the European Union was quite popular among large sections of the populations in concerned countries. Portuguese, Greek and Spanish citizens regarded their countries’ ...

It’s all Greece’s fault. That’s what a lot of Europeans secretly—or not so secretly—think as they grumble at the prospect of coming up with yet more money to bail the eurozone out of its debt crisis.

European Central Bank headquarters are pictured in Frankfurt, Germany, July 21, 2016. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Fiscal spending in "core" euro zone countries, such as Germany, would ...

In the last 30 years, there have been two more or less hardline socialist governments within the eurozone. Both the Mitterrand and Papandreu (father of the unfortunate Greek PM that had to preside ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. A few days ago Tyler Cowen kicked off a discussion of whether or not Germany (and the ...

The impact of international trade is studied in a general equilibrium model in which firms engage in oligopolistic competition and linkage effects are present. Results are derived analytically. If ...

The global recovery continues, but the recovery is weak; indeed a bit weaker than we forecast in April. In the Euro zone, growth is close to zero, reflecting positive but low growth in the core ...