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Private Debt Becomes Public Debt - Room for Debate - NYTimes.com
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The problem of Portugal is not fiscal policy. It is the excess consumption of the private sector. By Daniel Gros.
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NYTimes: Room for Debate - What went wrong in Portugal? http://t.co/yEWHlR5L #Portugal
Daniel Gros defends that the problem of Portugal is not fiscal policy it's the excess consumption of the private sector http://t.co/V3cin18j
Krugman no poder há muitos anos RT @dtcnunes: NYTimes: Room for Debate - What went wrong in Portugal? http://t.co/26vhoYsg #Portugal
Daniel Gros is the director of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels
El problema de Portugal no seria su política fiscal sino su excesivo gasto privado | http://t.co/sWl9FFu7
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Private Debt Becomes Public Debt - Room for Debate http://t.co/pU19MWbS
What Went Wrong in Portugal? http://t.co/QdCr7f6g via @roomfordebate
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CEPS in the media: A comment piece by Director Daniel Gros on Portugal's economic woes was published in The New..
Daniel Gros defends that the problem of Portugal is not fiscal policy it's the excess consumption of the private sector http://t.co/V3cin18j
El problema de Portugal no seria su política fiscal sino su excesivo gasto privado | http://t.co/sWl9FFu7
