How much economic policy space is there if growth really slows in the United States and the euro zone?
If growth really slowed in the United States and the euro zone: There would be very little monetary policy space; Few countries (Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, Austria, Ireland) still have fiscal policy space; The most effective solution would probably be to correct the income distribution between wages and profits in the countries where it is skewed against wage earners (the United States, Spain, Ireland, the Netherlands)