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Wednesday, 9 May, 2012
Prof offers 'third way' after austerity and growth
Austerity is out. The new buzzword is growth, following election results in Greece and France over the weekend. But what’s actually changed in the struggle to boost GDP and jobs? And are the two mutually incompatible? WRS’s Vincent Landon spoke to Paul Dembinski, a professor from the University of Fribourg and director of the Observatoire de la Finance in Geneva. He began by asking him why one person’s austerity was another person’s growth:
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