European Household Wealth Is Still 10% Below Pre-Crisis Levels
The 2008 financial crisis and subsequent Eurozone crisis, which lasted from 2010 to 2014 impacted the major Eurozone economies more than initially predicted according to a new study out from the European Central Bank.
The scale of the double-dip crisis has been well documented. From the ghost villages in Spain to the 30% plus levels of youth unemployment across southern Europe, the fallout of the crisis’ is all too easy to see.
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Rising inequality and falling household incomes also...
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