Page 3 - Daniel Gros

Too big to be saved

Europe's zombie banks are the continent's biggest problem

Europe's kids are all right

Activist responses to alarmism about youth unemployment in Europe are misguided

An irrelevant austerity debate

It isn't domestic debt that should worry Europe's policy makers, it's external debt

The meaning of Cyprus

How Europe dealt with Cyprus has important implications for the coming banking union

Learning from Germany's success

Germany became competitive by keeping wages low. But others should focus on productivity gains instead

Daniel Gros: Answering attacks on austerity

It would be dangerous for highly indebted Europe to abandon austerity measures now

Daniel Gros: Austerity and small economies

It is dangerous to draw conclusions from the effects of austerity in many of the places it has been tried

Daniel Gros: Saving Europe's social model

The claim that greater integration, not faster growth, will protect Europe???s safety nets has lost credibility

Daniel Gros: The false promise of a euro-zone budget

Don't misread redistribution across states in the US as providing a shock absorber

Daniel Gros: When public debt goes toxic

There are both similarities and differences between euro-zone public debt today and mortgage-backed securities in 2007

Daniel Gros: Should Europe be fracking?

Europe worries it's missing out on the shale gas revolution that's changing America

Daniel Gros: This recovery is different

In both Europe and the US, standard macroeconomic policies have done little to end the recession

Daniel Gros: The euro and the American Revolution

There are lessons for the euro zone from events two centuries ago

Daniel Gros: The sovereign peoples of Europe revolt

Europe's debtors are unwilling to accept their creditors' demands - and the Union is in no position to impose them

Daniel Gros: Europe's misguided quest for growth

Always, austerity leads to calls for a new Marshall Plan. For today's Europe, that's the wrong prescription

Daniel Gros: The big easing

Who is doing more to bring about economic recovery, Europe or the United States?

Daniel Gros: Greece's soft budgets in hard times

The country must bring down private domestic expenditure further and reduce capital flight, if Europe's bailout is to work

Daniel Gros: Europe's civil war over debt

The euro zone's fundamentals are sound. The currency's weakness is because policy makers are slow to act