Somber 1977 Outlook for Western Europe Across Nations
Western Europe faces a bleak 1977 with weak growth and rising unemployment. Britain, France, West Germany, Italy, and Holland brace for slow recovery amid inflation, trade deficits, and cautious government measures. Named officials warn the year will be tough, while some optimism remains about potential U.S. stimulus.
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J. van den Beld
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