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Daniel Gros: Why deflation is good news for Europe

Daniel Gros: The Greek austerity myth

The country's new government's argument about unreasonableness of austerity targets simply fails to withstand scrutiny

Daniel Gros: The Russian threat runs out of fuel

The US shale oil and gas production is likely to play a greater role in keeping Russia at bay rather than Nato troops on Europe's borders

Daniel Gros: Europe's misguided investment mania

Barriers to investment on the continent have little to do with a lack of financing

Daniel Gros: Time to blame the Germans?

This time, it's a sluggish Germany that is holding European recovery back

Daniel Gros: Europe's missing centre

Daniel Gros: The ECB's faulty weapon

Though quantitative easing, or QE, might work in a debtor economy with a flexible financial system like the United States, it could backfire in a creditor economy with a conservative financial system

Daniel Gros: The government Europe deserves?

Europe's leaders will not let anyone take power in Brussels who might be able to push integration forward

Daniel Gros: Cost of EU sanctions against Russia overrated

A common compensation fund is a simple way to ensure that European sanctions on Russia do not hurt the EU's exporters

Daniel Gros: The transatlantic growth gap

Europe's bankruptcy rules, which keep households shackled to their debt, are what keep recovery there slower than in the United States

Daniel Gros: Who won Europe?

The claim that Europe's people have given a mandate that the member states' representatives in the European Council should respect rings hollow

Daniel Gros: Europe's Big Bang at 10

Ten years on, Daniel Gros evaluates the European Union's big eastward expansion

Daniel Gros: Restarting Ukraine's economy

Since Russia cannot be dislodged from Crimea, the challenge is to keep the rest of Ukraine united and to restart its economy

Daniel Gros: So what makes Greece special?

Missing the target of export growth is what sets Greece apart

Daniel Gros: Europe's ungainly banking revolution

The plan for the gradual constitution of a common resolution fund is an awkward step in the right direction. It leaves as many problems unresolved as it addresses. But the end result is likely to be q

Daniel Gros: Taming China's public sector

The author argues that the European Union's experience has lessons for China's reformers, struggling with state-owned enterprises

Daniel Gros: The German scapegoat

It's not just Germany - many other Northern European countries are also running a current account surplus

Daniel Gros: The myth of German Euroscepticism

In fact, trust in Europe and the euro has actually increased across most of Europe since the financial crisis began

Daniel Gros: How the euro sank emerging markets

Weak demand in Europe is the real reason why emerging markets' current accounts deteriorated

In Europe, austerity works

Austerity is supposed to restore confidence in countries' long-term prospects - and that has happened in Europe