Banks and the crisis

How to make the euro-area competitive

The euro crisis

Central banking

Emerging economies

Markets and the crisis

Oil and the economy

Debate: tax reform

Global poverty

A fall to cheer

For the first time ever, the number of poor people is declining everywhere (69)

Executive pay and inequality

Feature
Special report: Financial innovation

Playing with fire

Financial innovation can do a lot of good, says Andrew Palmer. It is its tendency to excess that must be curbed

The euro-area crisis

Coverage in full

Click here for our collection of articles and multimedia items on the crisis

Business cycles

Tracking the euro-zone economy in real time

A chart tracking euro-zone growth on a weekly basis

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Economics interactives

Our interactive global debt guide


 

The latest Big Mac Index


 

A look at the euro zone's troubled economies


 

New economics papers

The impact of immigration on the educational attainment of natives
(Jennifer Hunt)

Education and military rivalry
(Philippe Aghion, Torsten Persson, and Dorothee Rouzet)

Painful medicine
(Laurence Ball, Daniel Leigh, and Prakash Loungani)

In search of symmetry in the euro zone
(Paul De Grauwe)

Equilibrium labour turnover, firm growth, and unemployment
(Melvyn Coles and Dale Mortensen)

Toward an understanding of learning by doing 
(Steven Levitt, John List, and Chad Syverson) 

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