What Everyone Gets Wrong About the Economic Problems in Europe
The debate about low productivity may be missing the picture.
The debate about low productivity may be missing the picture.
In so many conversations, there’s a widespread view that Europe is falling behind. Or it’s in trouble. It has been two years since the publication of the Draghi report and the problems the report identified about European competitiveness are far from solved: Demographic challenges, rising energy costs, and a lagging tech sector still cast a shadow over Europe. But according to the economist and policy analyst Dominik Leusder (who also writes the Leusder of Last Resort Substack) the Draghi report
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