Economic Progress

How we can make the euro area more resilient before the next recession hits

Startup costs can enable the economy to adapt more quickly to changing economic circumstances. Image: REUTERS/Tony Gentile

Shekhar Aiyar
Mission Chief for Germany, IMF
John Bluedorn
Senior Economist in the European department, IMF
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