Mario Draghi is using his position as Italian prime minister to deliver the one thing he could never conjure up when he was head of the European Central Bank: massive fiscal stimulus.
Economics
Michael Roberts: The productivity puzzle again
A long but interesting piece concerning the downturn of productivity, especially in Britain. Perfect for the weekend. Read here
EU politics
Vila Web: Catalan education sector protests against Spanish quota in the classrooms
Teachers and students go on strike for fourth day in March, as government confirms not imposing ruling Read Here
Economics
Eurostat – Green energy products 2020: EU imports exceed exports
Not terribly auspicious for creating well paid jobs in the renewable energy sector, but then Germany wants blue hydrogen, so that’s OK Read here
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