Among the Member States for which data are available for the third quarter of 2023, Latvia (+0.6%) recorded the highest increase compared to the previous quarter, followed by Belgium (+0.5%) and Spain (+0.3%). The highest declines were recorded in Ireland (-1.8%), Austria (-0.6%) and Czechia (-0.3%). The growth rates compared to the same quarter of the previous year were positive for five countries, with the highest values observed for Portugal (+1.9%), Spain (+1.8%) and Belgium (+1.5%). The highest declines were recorded for Ireland (-4.7%), Estonia (-2.5%), Austria and Sweden (-1.2% both)
Austerity
Heiner Flassbeck: Restless and senseless – the complexity of the modern world is overwhelming politics
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EU politics
The Local de: German business warns of Brexit ‘chaos’
The EU has been lying to its citizens for two years, claiming that Brexit would destroy the British economy while leaving EU business unscathed. How that would be possible if Germany alone has a 40 […]
Deregulation
Open Markets Institute: The Role of Monopoly in America’s Prescription Drug Crisis
This White Paper should act as a warning to anyone contemplating opening the UK’s National Health Service further to the US pharmaceuticals industry. Read here
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