A Pro-Growth Economic Plan

The world economy seems to be acting in unexpected ways. This column argues that austerity and quantitative easing do not seem to be working out as advertised. There is an urgent need to review the effectiveness of alternative macroeconomic policy approaches, and prepare an internationally agreed pro-growth plan to reflate distressed economies. The outlines of [...] View the full post at: A Pro-Growth Economic Plan Related posts: OECD Releases Economic Projections Report on G7 Economies Economic Reports Of Rising Prices And Slow Growth The 2003 Jobs and Growth Plan Didn’t Work