Sentence examples for between the euro area from inspiring English sources

The model (EAGLE, Euro Area and Global Economy model) is microfounded and designed for conducting quantitative policy analysis of macroeconomic interdependence across regions in the euro area and between the euro area and the world economy.

But in the short run, there is also a risk that greater uncertainty caused by cuts in unemployment benefits and more job insecurity may cause households to save more and spend less.Any analysis of growth in the euro area conceals as much as it reveals: differences within Europe are larger than differences between the euro area and America.

Crucially, this is what lies behind the seeming paradox between the euro area's political-institutional crisis and the strength of its currency: precisely the external and internal strength of the euro, pursued actively by the ECB, has been a major factor behind the crisis of the currency area itself.

The Merkel-Sarkozy letter also called for "a renewed contract between the euro area member states".

Differences in the extent of unionisation and in the level of bargaining across countries are apparent, especially between the euro area and the non-euro area countries.

"In short, monetary policies are set to diverge between the Euro area and US, a reflection of diverging growth and inflation outlooks," Goldman writes of its top trade idea.

One is that the divergence between Spain and the euro area average isn't nearly as big as the divergence between Spain and Germany.

The house-price boom of recent years has highlighted a fault line between Britain and the euro area.

In the main corridors, such as that between Britain and the euro area, very little money ever crosses borders.

When Labour came to power, in 1997, the gap in public spending's share of GDP between Britain and the euro area was 9.2 percentage points.

"We now have to repair the social contract between Greece and the euro area which should be done in writing," he said, insisting that without written confirmation a critical €8bn aid instalment would not be released.