krugman.blogs.nytimes.com - 4/22/2009
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The local Sovereign Bank has posters in the window advertising the fact that it's owned by Spain's Santander. "Part of one of the world's safest banks", the posters boast.
Is Spain’s Unemployment Really Over Four Million?
fistfulofeuros.net 5/12/2009 — The title to this post poses an interesting question I think, since the answer you give would seem to depend more on the meaning you attribute to the word “really” than on any consensually agreed objective fact, especially since Spain itself has at least two “official” ...
Is Spain's Unemployment Really Over Four Million?
spaineconomy.blogspot.com 5/11/2009 — The title to this post asks an interesting question I think, since the answer you give to it depends not on any given objective fact, but on the meaning you attribute to the word "really". The backround to (and reason for asking) the question is evidently the apparent divergence between the two ...
Is Spain's Unemployment Really Over Four Million?
eurowatch.blogspot.com 5/12/2009 — The title to this post poses an interesting question I think, since the answer you give to it would seem to depend more on the meaning you attribute to the word "really" than on any consensually agreed objective fact. This is especially the case since Spain itself has at least two "official" ...
Is Spain's Unemployment Really Over Four Million?
globaleconomydoesmatter.blogspot.com 5/12/2009 — by Edward Hugh: Barcelona The title to this post poses an interesting question I think, since the answer you give to it would seem to depend more on the meaning you attribute to the word "really" than on any consensually agreed objective fact. This is especially the case since Spain itself has ...
Two Graphs That Tell It All On Spain
spaineconomy.blogspot.com 3/27/2009 — First, the one year Euribor reference rate, which has been falling since the ECB started lowering interest rates in the autumn of last year. And secondly the chart showing the average rate of interest charged by Spanish banks on new mortgages, which as we can see, has been rising steadily ...
Two Graphs That Tell It All On Spain
eurowatch.blogspot.com 3/27/2009 — First, the one year Euribor reference rate, which has been falling since the ECB started lowering interest rates in the autumn of last year. And secondly the chart showing the average rate of interest charged by Spanish banks on new mortgages, which as we can see, has been rising steadily ...
Two Graphs That Tell It All On Spain
globaleconomydoesmatter.blogspot.com 3/27/2009 — by Edward Hugh : Barcelona First, the one year Euribor reference rate, which has been falling since the ECB started lowering interest rates in the autumn of last year. And secondly the chart showing the average rate of interest charged by Spanish banks on new mortgages, which as we can see, ...
And Some More “Stuff” On Spain
fistfulofeuros.net 3/27/2009 — What was it someone once said, oh yes, that’s it, “stuff happens”, and there is of course plenty of that ubiquitous stuff hitting the fan right now. So to test you all to breaking point, here are just two more topics related to Spain, one almost an incidental detail at this ...
Spain’s Unemployment Continues Its Sharp Upward Surge
fistfulofeuros.net 4/3/2009 — The number of unemployed in Spain was up again in March - by “only” 123,543. I say “only” since it is evidently less than the 154,508 increase registered in February, or the 198,538 registered in January. And indeed many of the newspaper stories have been full of ...
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