Prospects For European Economic Recovery Not Good
Western Europe faces a somber 1977 outlook with little confidence across nations from Portugal to Austria. The AP survey cites weak prospects, with Switzerland noting a prolonged lull despite low inflation, while Britain and France struggle with inflation and deficits. Economists warn of slow growth, higher unemployment, and limited impact from U.S. demand. Germany and Italy show limited signs of revival as governments weigh trade and wage measures.
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