Austerity is no longer a word that can be applied to debt-reduction policies in Europe.
It’s not just public opposition – which many brave politicians thought had to be resisted – but an upheaval in economic research.
As revealed in NBR last week, two Harvard economists, Carmen Reinhart
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EDITOR'S INSIGHT: If austerity is dead – what’s next?
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