Europe’s efforts to revive its economy and confront the crisis in Ukraine may seem to be two entirely separate challenges. But policymakers, struggling to contain Russia and find an acceptable long-term settlement on Europe's eastern borders, could learn a lot from the way ECB President Mario Draghi has managed to stabilize the eurozone.
NEW YORK – Europe’s efforts to revive its flagging economy and confront the crisis in Ukraine may seem to be two entirely separate challenges. But policymakers, struggling to contain Russian designs and find an acceptable long-term settlement on the European Union’s eastern borders, could learn a lot from the way that European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has managed to stabilize the eurozone economy.
NEW YORK – Europe’s efforts to revive its flagging economy and confront the crisis in Ukraine may seem to be two entirely separate challenges. But policymakers, struggling to contain Russian designs and find an acceptable long-term settlement on the European Union’s eastern borders, could learn a lot from the way that European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has managed to stabilize the eurozone economy.