Eurostat claims that GDP up by 0.1% in the euro area and stable in the EU. How did they do it? Just look at Ireland and its tax avoidance economy. 15.7% growth in Q4. The worst is, to achieve this they are depriving most other EU nations of tax income. That is EU prosperity.
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