European Union, (2013), Quarterly Report on the Euro Area, Volume 12, No.4
The volume contains:
- The euro area’s growth prospects over the coming decade
- The growth impact of structural reforms
- Firms’ investment decisions in vulnerable Member States
- Corporate taxation and the composition of capital
Since the start of the recovery in spring 2013, euro area wide GDP growth has remained subdued. While the recent pick up in domestic demand is encouraging, financial fragmentation and ongoing private and public balance sheet adjustments still weigh on growth. In addition, high unemployment – especially among the young—remains a key concern in many euro area countries. Over the next few years, output is expected to continue to recover at a moderate pace, supported by global demand and gradually strengthening domestic demand.
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- European Commission, (2013), Quarterly report on the euro area, 3/2013.
- European Commission, (2013), Quarterly report on the euro area, 1/2013.