For the last two years, the world has closely watched an economic crisis unfold in the Eurozone. In a new Brookings interactive examining the Eurozone crisis, 14 Brookings scholars closely analyze the EU’s stabilization efforts and make their own recommendations for a stronger union going forward. Senior Fellow Justin Vaïsse and Fellow Douglas Elliott summarize the findings of the Brookings Survey on Eurozone Progress.
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The Brookings Survey on Eurozone Progress
December 12, 2012