Economic stimulus – no

Against the advice of a majority of economists, the government is expected to unveil a proposed 2014 budget in the coming weeks that includes a significant easing of fiscal policy. The far-left Enhedslisten, whose votes will be necessary to pass the budget, is unsatisfied with the pace of growth and is expected to call for increased stimulus efforts. Economists, however, say a rebound is on the way and that extra spending would be unnecessary. – Berlingske Business





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