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Commentary

Commentary

Quelling German excess saving: Two decades ago, member states hoped the euro would make them more self-reliant and less vulnerable to external crises, writes David Marsh. Since the 2008 financial crisis, the opposite turns out to be true. Quelling German excessive saving is the key to a better EMU future. Easier said than done. Read more.

Podcast

Project financing for infrastructure development: Pablo Kang, senior executive at the office of the Pacific in Australia’s department of foreign affairs and trade, discusses the main objectives of the Australian Infrastructure Financing Facility for the Pacific and the key infrastructure development issues that countries in the region face. Listen.