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Rising inflation, stagnant wages and the housing crisis are fuelling discontent. Meanwhile, the deficit continues to grow without significant investment in long-term economic growth. Klára Votavová, an associate research fellow at EUROPEUM Institute, commented on the situation for Radio Prague International.
23. October 2024
I think that on the European Union level in general there are these calls for more public investments and private investments into the economy. For example, recent Draghi report for instance suggests that the EU really needs to invest approximately 800 billion euros more into its economy per year – which is a huge number.
Listen to the full interview here.
