Bob HanckéMar 9, 20154 minWhat the new French labour law tells us about France and the euroIn March 2015, a new French labour law made headlines. We assessed what the new law does, why it is here, and what it means for the future.
Bob HanckéNov 3, 20144 minGerman austerity is damaging the Eurozone and starving the country of its own much needed investmentRead why we suggested in late-2014 that fiscal expansion would benefit Germany at least as much as the whole eurozone.
Bob HanckéOct 21, 20145 minTwo years after Draghi’s ‘whatever it takes’ moment, the Eurozone is again staring into the abyssIn 2014, growth in the Eurozone declined significantly, raising fears of another crisis. Read about the steps we proposed to generate growth
Bob HanckéOct 30, 20133 minDespite signs of recovery, the Eurozone crisis is still far from overIn mid-2013, when the Eurozone emerged from recession, we warned that any recovery will be short lived without addressing competitiveness.
Bob HanckéJun 6, 20134 minTraining the unemployed: Much ado about nothing?While training is never a bad thing, bringing unemployment down is not a substitute for growth. Read why in our policy analysis from 2013.
Bob HanckéMar 18, 20134 minRefocusing on upmarket tourism might offer a new growth strategy for Greece's recovery.Read why we thought Alexis Tsipras' lecture in 2013 before he became Greek PM lacked in sound reform proposals and what he should have said