Can the revitalisation of a controversial financial tool, which, in the US, caused the subprime mortgage crisis in 2007, generate between €100 billion and €150 billion in additional funding for the European economy?
Paul Tang sighed.
“It is a bit of a long shot,” he told EUobserver in his office in Brussels on Tuesday (26 January).
The Dutch economist and centre-left politician is in charge of steering two legislative proposals through the European Parliament, both of them a...
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