Recovering From an Economic Hangover: Lessons and Prescriptions for Transatlantic Cooperation
October 2, 2010 Print PDF
By: Kirsten Verclas | In: Business & Economics Issues: Economic Policy | Tags: 2008, Economic Crisis, Financial Crisis
Two years after the financial and economic crisis began in the United States and shortly thereafter spread to Europe and Germany, the subsequent economic downturn continues to cause problems around the globe. In Issue Brief 38, “Recovering From an Economic Hangover: Lessons and Prescriptions for Transatlantic Cooperation,” AICGS Research Associate Kirsten Verclas analyzes the impact of the economic crisis on Germany, the EU, and the United States and offers policy recommendations for promoting greater cooperation in the future.
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