The euro has undoubtedly promoted integration and spurred growth. It has also kept the promise of monetary stability as measured by consumer price inflation. There are some “buts”, however.
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Press releases
- Which are the effects of a fiscal devaluation?4.6.2013
- Global growth continues to be slow – Finland’s GDP will grow by 0.3 % in 201320.3.2013
- EUROFRAME Group: the Euro Area to see a further limited fall in GDP in 201320.2.2013
- ETLA and FIIA to study the future direction of the EU after the economic crisis10.1.2013
- Global economic recovery delayed – Finland’s GDP growth remains at 0.5 per cent in 201226.9.2012
ETLA in media
- Which are the effects of a fiscal devaluation?
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