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The key problem in the euro zone: The bad use of savings
Savings in the euro zone are badly used in different ways: Countries that have a savings surplus (Germany, Netherlands) lend it to the rest of the world and not to the other euro-zone countries; Savers have a strong preference for risk-free and liquid assets, at the expense of risky assets; Savings are being lent to governments (and perhaps to housing) to an excessive extent and not sufficiently to companies.
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Patrick Artus
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