Smith: The euro straightjacket
Excessive private debt and lack of competitiveness in the southern bloc is hampering resolution of the euro crisis, says Andrew Smith
Any lasting solution to the eurozone crisis must address two fundamental imbalances resulting from its premature formation at the turn of the century: first, high levels of indebtedness in the peripheral economies and, second, their relative loss of competitiveness.
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