EU governments should stop blaming the euro for economic difficulties and should make their own labour markets more flexible and curb budget deficits instead, economic think-tank the OECD has said.
In its annual Economic Survey of the Euro Area released on Thursday (4 January), the Paris-based organisation delivered the message to member states of the 13-nation eurozone that it is up to them to make the EU's common currency into a success.
The report challenges claims that the e...
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