Europe's Voodoo Economics
The debt crisis can be traced to regressive tax cuts, which have also led to growing inequality.
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The debt crisis can be traced to regressive tax cuts, which have also led to growing inequality.
Reflecting on the controversy over the publication of classified cables, a former Foreign Service officer calls for a more open diplomacy.
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The bailout may stanch the bleeding for now, but if the EU does not strengthen economic governance and growth and work toward further political integration, new crises will erupt.
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