Sunday Round-Up: The main stories from yesterday's City pages: The Observer
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Larry Summers, a senior Clinton administration economics official, has criticised European employment policies, saying monetary policy is far too restrictive and questioning the European emphasis on long-term structural reforms of the labour market. He warns that structural policies, such as wage flexibility, are unlikely to succeed unless demand is boosted.
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