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Is Europe’s Economic Recovery for Real?

at World Economic Roundtable

Oct 3 | 04:00—05:30 | The Offices of Akin Gump | Development | Finance | Government & Politics | History | Macroeconomics

Europe is enjoying its strongest economic growth since 2011, with even Europe’s weakest economies showing improvements in growth and employment. One of the most insightful observers of the Euro-zone economy, since her days as Director of European Economics at Roubini Global Economics, Megan Greene with offer her analysis of what is driving the current European recovery and whether it will sustain itself in the months ahead. She will also give us her thoughts on what to expect from European policy in light of the recent election in Germany.

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