英文摘要 |
Global economic growth has remained depressed under the impact of the 2008 global financial crisis, which has caused a private debt crisis to be turned into a government debt crisis. The government debt crisis has exerted a negative impact on investor and consumer confidence, as well as on the real economy. Since adjustment to this situation requires quite a lot of time, international forecasting agencies have projected that economic growth in 2013 will be only slighter higher than in 2012. In response to the crisis, the European Union has adopted a variety of measures including setting up a firewall, slowing down the vicious circle of deleveraging in Europe, carrying out structural reform, and launching a growth plan for economic revitalization in the Eurozone. |