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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

No Way Back – Why Europe Is Doomed To Face A ‘Lost Decade’: Dan Steinbock

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The number of beggars in Greek cities has increased dramatically. Photo Credit: Portokalis / Shutterstock.com

Although recent market data have pointed to possible signs of recovery, the European debt crisis is still nowhere close to going away. What’s more, during the past half a decade, prosperity levels have stagnated or fallen so dramatically across Southern Europe – that even if the region would ultimately recover, it will be a far different Europe from what we’ve known from the past.

Although recent market data have pointed to possible signs of recovery, the European debt crisis is still nowhere close to going away. What’s more, during the past half a decade, prosperity levels have stagnated or fallen so dramatically across Southern Europe – that even if the region would ultimately recover, it will be a far different Europe from what we’ve known from the past.

BRUSSELS - The second quarter GDP figures for the Euro-area economies indicated growth, for the first time in 18 months.

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