Switzerland's slippery slope

Article Abstract:

For years Switzerland had one of the healthiest economies in Europe, with some of the lowest inflation and unemployment rates and one of the strongest currencies in the world. Now the inflation rate is higher than the European average and unemployment has tripled since 1989.

Economic aspects, Switzerland, Inflation (Finance), Unemployment, Inflation (Economics)

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An end to the slippery slope?

Article Abstract:

Several of Great Britain's economists are forecasting deeper recession unless the nation rejects the European exchange-rate mechanism. Businessmen and other opponents of such devaluation say interest rates will rise.

United Kingdom, Laws, regulations and rules, Prices and rates, Foreign exchange, Foreign exchange rates, Foreign exchange market

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Slippery, shapeless and slow to be repaid

Article Abstract:

The background to Cuba's negotiations on its foreign debt is examined in detail. Cuba's tactics in seeking to renegotiate this debt are also described.

Cuba, External debts

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