Germany versus the ECB

Having driven European growth for decades, Germany is now on the brink of recession, prompting fears of an economic retreat. Consequently, the European Central Bank is being forced to exhaust the tools at its disposal to keep the bloc running smoothly

 
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Author: Hans-Helmut Kotz, Programme Director, SAFE Policy Centre, Goethe University
January 16, 2020

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